D. 4\.WEES &$0 CWSVQI-.'-I1l l hand. AI! Iii alibi!- The Troops were Encompasscd 9n All Sides. THE S|1:|;JAY|ON EAST. WILL dfurnsractnon. KINGSTON. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1897. Dan`: fail, to no Pml. Cvpuuu, tho vud, '0 gunman h It shown I--I--hit` hm`!-;.svo.aua.. lay luau to America. Ran, Nov. l:L-Tb| congregation ol tho pmpnpnndn Ia subsumed to tlu popo nroponon thochreo csndbdiul lot the nrchhi-boptic ol New Orleans. Tho pro- bcbilurion hvotmmui-Ru I L Cbuppcllo an-hhishop 0! Santa Foo. N .\l.. union Inn Delmar dour-94 to hie thu o many to ' oenci Mme Rev John J. eon. 5--toner mm: at Ih0`(.`dIhoh' nmvcrmy of Wuh- inllll. but to tho l'mIod Suva as arrh- buuop. Kan no nut canon 01 the [Juan II-uictllh and Insulin log Auction 3!- hirc tolho ptomnn-is. "Ho-A Rev. Dr. CI-ppnllo Inn It-rnrk pour cal 85. In- Ihciclucl In Wnlngun. DJ}. cur l|Ill.]I.'(`I. Whnlu tho Mamet Lycoming. from Bu! hlo. bound fut Uhvcngo. can an dock at Lkpnnrighl. a mule: mud Benjamin Ihrd_y,thougM to be u Cmodixn. who shipped at Milwaukee. wlnlo trying ta board the boot. slipped between the hunt. and tho dock and Ill dvornod. Thcllody (cu not neoverod. Plutlu. M. the arch-dnconnl conference being held at Lindsay the proposal to form 3 new more-o by potting apart the urchdoucnury of Povubom and the run! duuory of York [mm the Toronto dioceoe wu dncnoeod. and as commmee nppuinted to via-it tho vlruihcn in order to iuldreu the people in the Iulject. \\`InIu Ihn ulna:-nor Ltmwninp Inn-n Rn! IIUIIII FCVIKIJIF9 A tin occurred in theotco of the C P R. station. at Chntar. .\lan., destroying the office xtures such as the hotel can and valuable records. nhoswu incneh belonging to the Northern olevntor company. The cum: of firm is sunlnnad tn Imvu hum Hm uv luv u unuulll mvvnsut cuuqnny. I III! cnnao of tire is supposed to have been the Accumulation of gas in the now which or nlmlnd as given by us has never been surpassed in Kingston. Nu!` will it be now. See our Double Thick Fine Fwill Blankets $2.75, $3 25. 83-75. $4 50- The pupal euc_\*cl\cn,] on the subject of the Muunitubn schools is nut completed and it in nulhorItuu\*cl_\ sutul it. will not be publmhed for (on day: to come. But I" uccounto agree in uymg tint. it will musin- tnm the nghta of Catholic! to donominr Iional schools. A A.` ......--'_..I :.. n|.-_Lt-_ -1 .L- rv n n nllxvnnll, AVIQW IUIK Illtl I l3lIl)!yIVIl'||I. Harry Pouor. n negro resident. of Phila- doipbin. curried an umbrella with A steel rod in it.. While on the atmot the top of the umbrella touched the iron frumo of an electric are light. A current. uf e'eclriciI.y passed through his body, killing him in- M.llnll_)`. Tho nnnnl nun-nihnnl nn Min nnhinno nf |.llllI.'l.`'. One of tho movt widely known lgunior ministers in the country, Hulduh M. Beebe. died at. l'ro\`udonce, R.l , on Tues- dny, In her enghzy~eeveut.h year. She wu one of tho mnnmar muuimmrmn in Nam III-l~lIlI't At a meeting of the railway committee of the prny council \\'edmwJay, Hr. Blzur. minister or rmlwn_u and canals, lmd down the rule that rmlvuya Inn-4!, lwo up to tho agmemenls under which they obzuiu bouu.-02:. I1..- .1 nl.. ___... _.:,|-I_, |,_-__._, ..,_L-_ IIUWIU` Yesterday 3. a day of atonement in Rawdon. whore Nulty murdered his suitors. Cure Hunllargo uniurod his peuhlxoners to eat only one meal ye-lerdny. and today in net. apart. for R sernce for the souls of the vlminu III). III HUI UIKIII/`V'l`Q\`ElH4n Jul . no "I8 one of tho [IIODQEI mnnaiunurnes in New England. New York" and Peuneylvnnm. H-crrv Pocmr. ll naurn mmdam. nf Phlln. A. Blclutou-h. a brnkemnn on,the (LT. R. at London, died In the ho-pnnl there of typhoid fever on Tueedny. .\t, the ammo time his wife, to whom he had been married t as short limo. died at her \'..-.-_.I-.. _ , J,., ,: ,._, _, , ;~ ocuw will guru uls answer to (my. The marriage 0! Rev. William C. White, at one time an-iunnt. secrecuy of tho Oua- wa Y ML` A., took place in Slunmnu, cum, on Oct. Mn. to Mica Annie Ray. late deaconess of Tfllllly church, Toron- L0. uvrpiuuu, UUI. In Il| II:'|7U\ l'.l An in ineovjing: of Centre Toronto consor- \'u.ivoh yesterday it wu decided to otfer the oon-ervntivo nomination in that con~ z-Lituency to nldenmn J. H Scott. Mr. Scott, will give his answer to day. The mnrniure nl Rnv \\`iiis.m (1 \vim. Ne`w lot Toned Broche; `Dress Goods ocened to-day. Pnce 25c, value: 40c. suu ulluuvlvu Luau 5 WIIL`. A train on the (`. I R. near Guelph struck the vehicle of Frank Benson, killed both horses. wrecked the waggon and caused Benson twenty yards. Ho us in the hollplll, but will recover Ar. A Innnfunw n0 (mun-n 'l`m-.\..o.. l\1\D\Ql|B KIUIIII. - No faith whareverin placed in young Huullemau statement by the people of St. Hyucinme. that he lulled his uncle. John Baptism Laplunto. at the instigation of the murdered man's wife. A 9.-..i.. .... 5|... 1` I) II __-._ A-W.I-| q.\unglllHn we names. The Glasgow joiner:- union has with. drawn all its members who were employed at work on the buildings where a contrhc~ tor was uv-ing Amorir-an joinery_. JRIUOII Jenkins. ll Wlrdlnnn nlnninrnrl luv Lur wan! UFIIIK nmorwan Jmnery, Jenkins. :1 yurdmun employed by the H.T.R , Brantford, was struck by the shunving engine and had the large we of his ght font completely severed. Th8 Vllh. Of Mun Klyxtmilllnn nnllnr mr- rvguo lune compraloly severed. The vault. of the Muxmillmn nellar, Munich. mllnp-rod today burying seven- teen pernonn. eleven of whom have been extricntod but the others are probably doml. \'.. l_:.L ._.L.;__,_.. ~ ,1 I LIIU Klllllll JlIl\'- Justice MoCreizht, hn resigned his pn~i- tion as judge of tho supremo court bf Uri- t.ish Columbia. He has been on tho bmch for eighteen year .`.. A dnunlnnn nhuvn n\-nlnrh.rl'l`......1.... .. I|iI UlKlILUll _\'Ulil `. A gasolnn-n stnvo e.\'pIododTueadn_v morn- ing in the Hxchnlngu hotel, Brantord. It nquircd the F( r\`i',`.08 of the re brigade to qxtinguinh the ame:-. Thn Illnuanw ininnvn nn.'n.. |...,.. ...:LL lU"?.'HICHUF. Julian Guinzm. Carson City. Not, the boy who shot and killed district attorney Charles Jones recently. was exonerated by the gram! jun . .lI).1finn Mr~(`.rnoht hue. -n.:....ml kn. ......' {NHL The grading of the Crow's Nest; railway in at. present nished to Grow}: Nest lake. n distance of aevent._v-two miles from M1` Leod. u`-_ AI.-__v .-, m . - - .- L3UU. Wins Alice L tiould at a session of tho n-ninn-nl nmdemy of I-ciencnn, Boston. gave S20,|'|'U for uatronnmical and mmhematical researches. I..l.`.... nV..:...... (\__,_, n-. \v .- Two Toned Overshot Weave, Plaid Effects. Price soc, value 65c. wlul wvu mvummu ulvullulln near trom Sir Charles Tapper mil \\'ednoeda_v from New York for England to report. on the mining ptospectn in Briti h Columbia. Deputy re-turning otver Saunders has been ned Sit-H or three months in j.i| for hnnnh hnv nruH'uur in lhn Kl...-uJ...`..|.l AL... Luu Inlnmg pIu.~4peL`LH In urmsn qolulnbm. $`. (~H hallo . box stutfmg in the Macdonald clue lion. FBI... ._.....I:__ -r 4|... r\__,, 9, xv . -- uurguuus um uu\'m)(`e on uen `ram. Locnldption was sustained in Pnckeriug cuwnship yesterday by symmernvoten, with two favorable divisions hear from Rip (`|m.I.a 'I`..mm.- .....'I \\'_,a...._.:_.. vv uunuauuy LU III`. M. L. I onions. The rebellion in northern(`l|irm isapro.~ul- mg and fears are ex-pres.-`ed that the in- aurgeuts will advance on Tien Tsin. Lm-nl ntinn wan nuarniunrl in l)...|.....:.... Vnllilly I-IUUII |'UHUUUUo At Tiverton, Onm, this morning fire broke out. and swept. the grenterpurt of the business part of the town. The: whnnr. nrnn nf Mam Qmnl. \\'..l.... in um uuuluuaa pun. 0| ule Down. The wheat crop of New South Wales is approximately as `J IH3.U(1I) bueholu an average of 9 9_buahelr-I per acre. Minn Mm-unmt. k\lnn-nhnnm ..:.m.-. ..t UKIIIIEU Ill IHU Pl'U|IUCI4lU"- It is proposed to erect. a memor`al in some form to Sir Isaac Pitman. the inven- tor of phonugraphy. ` Thu nnrl nf All intnrfnrnnno ....'oI. .-.:l..-....l DUI" UI *)llUIlUKI'IpHyc The end of all interference with railroad tratc by yellow fever restrictions has prac- tically been reached. At. 'l`ivm-tnn, nnf. Hui. n~.m...:.... 6:... Allrl. I GKTICK, WIIS HI-'ll'l'|G(l Wednesday to Dr. \\'. C. (`c Tlln rnhnllinn in nnrlhnrnl I The Bploo of iho Morning Papers And the Latest. Doanatchol. Brantlord city council will largely in- crease its re protection. This nrnnnnnd tn nr-mu. n mama-3.! in Blanket Value nvcruxu ul :1 :v_uuunulH per am-0. Mina Margaret Moorehou-o, nioco Mrs. Patrick. was nmrrierl at. Ounwn 'ndnnur`n\-I in `Ir \\' (`V l`;.......... burn or THE NEWS. no-m .6";-t:;;;no u ml. hght --mlovnndnoth an insect- unr. lbnnou-ion. 5 _ _ `_W. &'|= .n inpoviqu l \nnI|IIsr., Una, nuv. la.-v-IX I30! the Tulsa ptilmog omen plant hy n in! night in not nonrly to much M II Ihl up- pu-od. the prim-vpol Iona hung on the bnildmg, vhu-I: in nty hrlty changed. The plant 0! the otcs. howcvcr. in in eomv mnvively good (~ondmon.Iho only dunno douoco us tuning by IIIIC. The building and plan: no owned iy .8. C. Slilh. and it "no umlcrotonrl an inountl. I Inc 1 Inc: I rlnvrill. Cu l nu. Obi , Nov. 18 --The hid 0! Mr-. Susmulmn. fat the poisoning of bar Imnhnnd. was renamed at ten o`clock this Inotning. Long before chm. hour crowds bezun poring towards thocourt. homomnd by nine ucluck tboroomwu crowded. The time vnlpono called ans A. Smdot. Inn 0! the undortnlor. who ptopurod the body of leolgo H. Sumunnn for burial. A omn- hor of witmnnoonvouninpounntovidoooo. which bu ban pnblubod nun! linen. Wore Inc-slanting I;;IIIIIlI0Ol. \'ir1wuA. B.C.. Nov. IN ~~.~\I the A-- -izvs yesterday the cue Against the sealer Cummings for ohootmg Hallo: BAIIC Iilh intent to in l III ho-mi. Cummings. on lnnezurn rum a trailing voyeze. found that his wile. whom he had maimed only a few dun before hm departure. had been keopvng company with Bailey, to whom she bed once been engngod. nnd had left Yictotin for tome place unknown to him. He invited Bailey to lunch on the "Poodle Dag." And Gted three shots at him. in- tlicting only ash uonnde. The jury found us verdict of guiluymiin I recommendnufn tn IIIQIHY. OLITC3 IIIU OI urea! l)I'IU\||'I. V "Tho mid concurrent. regulations ahnll be submitted ovary ve years to a naw examination, to an to enable both interested governments to con I-idar whether in the light of past. ex- perience, tharo is occasion for any modica- Lion thereof .Thvs tint term of vo yearn expnros about the tune the real .-ueon clo-en next year, and it 1- zl fair ne-eump- mm from the hinyuago of the award that, fmlmg an agreement` on further regulation, thoeo now III force ml! continue to run. um Ilruuluulun-v wlul II nllll-Ull. \\'.x~nI\'-.1*n\'. I) (` , Nov. |H.--Some in- terest. naturally attaches to the condmona that will govern the seal hunters in the future, nuppoaing than no nrrnnuement. is arrived at. between the L'nit.ad State! and Hroat. Bntunn for future measures of pro- Iecuon. In the absence of an ntlicial statement. on the subjocmnnnnawernppoara to be allnrdecl by the language of theawnrd made bv the Paris arbitration. It. Is pronded in the award as follows: "The concurrent. regulatuona hereby determined with 3 view to the protection and preser- vnnon of the fur seals -hall remain in farce untnl they have bcon in whole or in part.nbnl- n-hed or vnoriitiod by common agroernenr. between the government. of the United Slums and of (irent Brimin. u1"b... ...;.l ...\.... ..... ..s .... I..A.`....- _\._n Two Toned Silk Finish Weave. Price 50c, value 75c. I-penal u-uIII prlvllugua ror r:.n:zIunu. Such being the case, the l'uiLed Stator might as well be Included, and that Is. I thunk, why Sir Wullrirl went to Washing- ton. l wuuld be glad to see a good feehng between Ottawa. London and Washington. and whether I shall oppose Sir WI|fnd'a policy with regard to the l'nited States will depend upon the nature of the ar- rangements he may prepare um I result of his neumiutinnn with Washington." `V \\IllV:.'l`n\' l) `' xnu l\` _Qnn-us in, IUIIa Sir Charles is reported as saying : "Re- ciprocity in "no nearer accomplishment than in wns before Sir Wilfrid came to this country a week ago. I do not. see how it can be. ldon t see how Sir Wilfrid can t3ll8(`b anything. Hie trip to Washington was the outcome of my criticism of his -peevh made when he announced his policy of making a treaty with England. granting the mother country special tarill` privileges. Asa member of the opposi- tion I pointed out that. under England : favored nation treaties. Germany. Belgium and Holland would have to be included in any arrangement. with Canada providing special tnnll` privileges for Eruzlulld. Such bain the mum. Hm l'.u"r.ml Rrnma IFUG |\I|U H'2ll|K UIFCUEBIOH. NI-.\\ Your`. NW. IS --The Sun pub- lishes n denpawh from Pnuaburg covering an interview had by its representative there with Sir Charles Tuppor, who passed thruugh that city on his way to New Yo It. I L`:_ l\L.._l_.. :_ ___.__._.| -_ _-,,- W --n, up.-uniuu Ill ruvunu lnurlllllg papers. Onenf them mid: "That view is not taken by the government in \\'ushingl.oii The i`epru'4uiitiiiiveiI of the Ciumdiaii gov- ernimmt who have ju-t left the city did nur come to \\'iuatiii.gtoii with uni expecta- tion of concluding any nrrimgeineut or treutyduriug their brief stay. They en- tertiuiied views on the question of the sealing regulation-i mid hoped to acquire uccurateiiiformntioii in to the \'i0w:~' oi our govormnoin/upon the remaining quoutioii.-4 which their preceding government in Cana- ilu failed to isdjuv-t. The only fuict correctly stated in the publications referred to isthist. undorthoinvoiubleinuencesprevailing,the soul experts agreed upon ii report. This f('])'l|(: will furnish it good basis for further iictioii. II. goes without shying that Cz\ll&- ihii in not dirpowed to make It C0||(`.`S:`i0ll up on the seals W ithout some I" NWid8l`l\DiUll to Canada. What euch reciproml coiiveq; sionsfui` cioncoesioiis nro,ien iiioetioii iiotyet dis-paved of, but_ continuing under con- rideriitioii. There has not been the alight- est check to the iiegotintioiie further than the inevitable delay in the nettlement of the smiling question. The l`uiimliiin re- presentatives were ho.-pitably received. irurxly talked with, and participated in A tree mid frank discussion." .\'.n \'.\... M-.. Iu rm... u.... ....|_ Au (Hm-or In the State Department ay Tina! rim \'loI\'n Exprcnuul Wore Not the \'Im1'I Taken By U16 Htwernulont Tm- Settlement Wlll he Uuduuhtmtly Arrlw-cl ut-8Ir Uhnrlu noon Nut Know What III: I-`nil:-y May Ik- l`ho lgotlntlr --I" Alwnyn nppnro-nt. 'A~`lllN<:'I`n\`, Nuv. lS.-'[`ho orlicors of the Etmle depnrmnent were very much aur- pry-ed yesterday at the report of the total failure Qf the Canadian negotiations which upp0t\Y0(I in roveml mormng papers. OIInl)f [ham uid: "That vinw in nnf. ESPECIALLY THOSE PUBLISHED. BY NEW YORK PAPERS. lnesmuu-:s um cunmsml ISIR IIHIIRLES SPEIIKS. Can't See How Sir Wilfrid Cat} Effect Anvthinz. --u----- an, ruur r.. on, Nov. l8.;-`l'holono! n-5-oi-no `n. -J.-I h. In. I-.A Dress % Goods 25c. -`IT:-v Ian spool -1 ;_I.. n;_- A- _l. Altnclod B: Mar. .. n_A B-.. In -`lho II-Cal run-oodl. n` .' xv , . .. on Shortneth of breath, a umnation of dry- noon and heat. in the throat. Neglect us dangerous. Rnnsoufo HIVO Syrup and `Polo acts like I charm on the throat. and bronchial tuba. Use it before it in too late. Sold by drnggiats. E. C. Mitchell. Ntzu` Ynux. Nov. lN.-The Rev. Heorgo H. Houglisoii. rector of the Prowst.ant. Episcopal church ol the Tninaliguration. generally called "The Little Church Around the Corner," died hut night. Don't What It Prohibited. 'l\`lNun, Oub. Nov. IR.~ A. R. Forriil, ol Harrow. left for Ottawa to-day to pre` sent. a pomion, asking the government not to legislate Iguinnl. the free exportation of natural gas from Canada. --um - awvuuuw Bl`.m'|\'\'ll.l.P`., Nov. I`l.~-hoca| customs otlicui-i made quiio an important. seizure lust. niglit. ol a horse and cart. which were being u-ed to carry a cargo of American good! from tho river front to 5 place of safety. Amongtlie articles mixed won a barrel of pork. wliicli had nlrvudylboon do livored. his undernbood. however. that about -\'l00 worth of tobacco had boon safely landed boforo the rig was captured. The horse and cart. belonged to n curler nnmod Ilreer. who in: once before in I similar acmpo. seven Illlllou Acres (.`lnImed. '\~'III.\:."I`0V, Nov. Is -An immense claim. embracing seven million acres of land in the northwest, and including the cities of St. l`aul and Minneapolis, has been brought before` commissioner Hor- mann. of the general land ollico. The claimant: are C. B. Holloway, Holland, 0.. and A. l". Hunn. Mnumoe, 0. Their ancestor, through whom they clnim title, was .lon:\tlum Carver. nn Englisll explorer. He lived among the lmlinnn, was made their chief, and for services rendered they prevented him Vhllh the vent truck of laml in dispute. They assert Llmt this act was unied by king George 111 end the con- tinental conzronn. llUl' UUIU l'l UFHUU DU INCCUH. lluring the absence of tho mother. Fire- stone had taken the Hat. iron which she had heated and placed at) his feet Ind at.- uicliod- the girl in the kitchen. She ro- covored from the first blow of the terrible weapon. He followed the child into the from room and there braincd her. While in this wild and raving condition he an- tomplod to butter out. his own bruins with the same weapon. inflicting adangoroua wound and fracturing the skull. UUIIIIII IIIHI Illlll HHU lU0{ro He screamed at the top of his voice: "The deed is done: the lamb in dead. On entering the homo they found the oor and walls sputtered with blood. Intho parlor, near the centre of the oor, lay the dying girl, stretched upon the carpet. her head crushed to [)IECe8. Hurinu the nhannnn nf thn mnllmr I-`irn. Whlle Insane From An Attuvk or Fever He Coinrultted Murder. l.r:irsx', O , Nov. 18 -Lir.tle Ella Fire- atone, HIX years old, living two miles east of UN! place. was murdered by her father. John Firestone. who was delirious from an attack of l`,_vphoidfe\'er. The libtlegirl hm! scarcely recovered from n nevero attack of typhoid when her father was taken i-ivk. Mrs. Firestone. while in the burn look- ing after the chores, was startled by the ringing of the bell. She rushed to the house and was terried bolind her hun- band standing in the yard in his bare feet. pulling the bell rope. with his face covered with biood. She iunmedintely called for help. and with the assistance of Samuel l .\t.ric|i. n brother-in-law, the two bound him hand and foot. 11.. ..............I up LI... A...` -3 l.:.. .....:..-. EA\VFll'S IUFIIII |HIU- W. F. King, the chief astronomer of the interior department. has returned from the Pacific mast. Ho uocompnnied Mr. Siftnn to Sknguay. Ul Llj HHKIIIB III UHHIIUB. I635 (July lI(I pro- tit, in 84.200. This is eqnnl to the market vnluein the United States. plus fteen per cent. commission to the Canadian agents. ` The company claims that it is entitled to deduct the amount of this commis- eion. Sliflll, from the hat price to obtain the exact market value of the engine in the l'nite~l States which is the value tor duty when entered at the Cunn dlen customs. This process would make the value for dnr-v $3,571) for an engine of the capacity of 700 gnllone per minute. at which price Lheengine was entered at Nin- garn Fella. However. an the city C0llll(`ll culled for an engine of 750 gallons capacity. which this particular engine developed on tri:l.it in nml,tlmt the department may Add $300 or SWO to the value of the engine on that account, which would bring the value for duty up to $4.500, Hr, Jmnlinun ('17. in in Hm nilv nrn |Ul' Ulll Ill! ll \';"`I.UH1'n l)r. Jennings, L`. I-1.. is in the city pro p-ring Inn report to Mr Sifton on the route to the Yukon by Telegraph Crack and Tenlin lake. ll. L" l(3.... AI... ..|.:..r ....L......_..._.. _t .L- Death or the How. u}~or[:;lough!on. \'..... I .... \'__, In `PL- I|,__ 1I._.__ the Party or the Dinner wherever full dress is good form. our DRESS SI-II_RTS have those lit- tle touches of "tailor- made" about them that add so much to your ?atistaction' and com- on c. uvnnnsrnu x. mm. The Cont:-ntlou o! the concern `the! Menu- factured-the Engine. O1*r\\\-A, Nov. ll-I --.-\ppm'eer Douglas, Montreal, :3 in the citybto assess the Le- france engine which the city recently pur- chased and which is said to have been enter- ed M. under-valuation. -The contention of the Lafrence company is this: The value ot the engme in Canada. lees duty and pro- fit}. in 34.`.!l|0, Thin in suhnl In that mnrllnh E9! 7'15. cmmm and Enriluhen. A cmzv FATHEn-s-oEo. ` Call for junl. u little re inlyour grate. You wnato Coal at this time unless you use our Straits- villo Conl-princ1pally because 5 smaller volume of it will hold the tire. There are other rem sons ; some Coals are called Stnitavillo" by courtesy. II ! A 75 Ind]? Brook 5(- APPRAISING AN Enema. OPERA In Wutctiuu-uC.Iuw&5i ousuun-auuntwcunu lunch. ALLA A. a Jonggajoy gm, -'-A..L-.- in time and buy a pair of Opera Glasses. Cornplewline of the Celebrated "I..en1a'1x~e" manufacture. Pearl or Lee- ther mounted. from 33.5010 $15 a pair. Ii Be Wise The order: now uniting to ho llllod In the Kingston hooiuy vompany almost double the lit! At. thin timo Int yr. Tho com ny will manufacture a stock ol bony 9 lor Klondy h are. . l}nn'I. {nil In can Paul nnrvunbnn AL. guuus 10! Alone) I! IIPO. Don : ml to no Prof. Carpontot. the world`: greatest hypoow-t, at tho opts homo to-night. Pricu. Na. Na. Ind Me. Mon will soon ho but : UUIIU , avuuu \JUCIlB -IU UCIIUH Whnt we offer you -we lmre bundled. exclusively. for years. Call and hour :11 nbont it. rmuu wnu pulling out Iroln mo dOp0b Wnllinm Deluge, I young man hon Olon Mu|lor.Ont...rnn to jump on whoa he Ilippod and fell under the lat. pulongor coach, the wheels ol which passed our and badly cruahod hil loh. `foot. _ Cunul bu: IS. Yoltordoy nomoon about 4330 u the tnin hon To- ronlo mu pnllmg out iron the dopob Delano. vomm man from Olnn lH)ARlIER.~I my on Anmu uoulnu with both nlmzlo nml douhlo roomywlth modem oonvonionvu. 1! I88 Queen Htnot. nu-ntsr uahtml For further pnrulmllnrinpols In Mus K. (L `rnunuruu, comer Prlnuou an Olmvhnm Shoots. THAT (()MlI()l)l()l'S BRICK HOVSI. NO. Em, nivuuocl on Barrio Strut. opposite the (Trick-I, Final Hun lately Dvoon pntln good repair Rent ronnomshlo. Apply to J. MIN- 1`uN, Hrhiovy (Tu ,CIty. rW() l.Al(H: (X)MIODl0l`S NEW BRIUK Houuaw. near the rumor of Alfred and Prluvesu Streets. containing 10 rooms. hot wu'or'Y\1l'nou'e, and all modnrn lmprovr monrs~ Halnml For further pII'|h`ll|lH u upolg 9-; Nu I(.(1. __._ BRICK I-IOUSIC. N0. 13? GOLBORNI R1`-. t In-twuen Huriem cl Divluiou Blunt.-n.wl'.l| some mu hath r-mm And waster nIouot._ hot And vulvl water I-urun dinlnn mom mud hitrhnn, rule hull: and Mount, And water I-urun dinln room and Iivohon. Kent on per month, fm-|nuhnt nun And water Apnly nun loot or to 45 William HI. .j__j_ BRICK H()l'HH. lhl IDIVIVION STREET. AT present. uvcnplod lay Prnf. Day. Iodorn Uonvonlouceu. M--c Water Immune. Pmllolr Inn Int. Hoptomhor. Apply non door to It. It. Wm.(tu. AI.A1mE'n7r6Nw inwm. ooIm1(n.A'z.- wiuutnn As-onus -an-I Union nootn. Pm- amminn o\tom-a- Apply J. Haw-row, Honiory (`)., ('ilJ. Cool Nights JjlH[{_STON ;_&(}0_., A hAN.UI'.` H'IcN1 El) ROOM IN CENTRAL lnvnllty. nm-harn lxnpruvomontu. prlvuvo lmmv. No. 8 Hrlrk Tcvrrluo. oppmlto 3!. Paul`: Hnhhnth School. Ionlroal hated. ._j_._____j___j__-j. DIED. Mqwx---At. Bnrrieold. Nov. l8Lh. 1397, Martin Monk, youngoab son of Murtm Monk. nged 1 your nnd 1| months. I-Yunernl pnvnto. l)r-n"r'r At. Bactaeraea. Nov. l7hh,Wil|iun \\', Ihmnn. sand `)1 ; vnnrn ll nmntlm lll rnrrr Ar. nenwrllee. Nov. um, wumm W. l)uoet.r., eged `ll : yeera. ll months. Funeral will leave his fet.her e residence. Bntarnoe. tomorrow eh one o'clock lo Methodiet church. thence to Sand Hill cemetery. Friends end ecqueinceucu are rel-pecffully invited to attend. T F. HARRISON COMPANY Vlulannh-nu nuul 'C|nIunIIv|An- 0 .-..I out u gnu. swung . Tun Lnnnm lInmm1-nIcn-IM-no Pnnoou strut Telephone uu. Upon Do; and Night nun! .- - unuanuuna. Lunmo Ummnnnu um BuuI.lII- -)0 Prim-on acme. Oornu Bydonhun nu. `lilo phone oommunlontlon. .L . LJ.'LL\.l.\ILJ\J.l-V \J\JJ.u.f.l.'.L.l.V .1 Fnuleruslorn nual lclnlnulmon. 233 Anal :35 l'Hn(`ess Stream. 'I hmaa:- Wauorooml. Ill. k(moide1wo.!II. Upon clay and night. i (H `rm-2 imm , `rm-: uoustg lN wttmt \\`l: Ll\`l~I, move ,,and have our being. The .\_u:x r 'rmNc. to requiring an article is, \\'HERE Sll.\I.l. l'l` in-; l`.Ol'(;ll l`. For six- teen years SFEACY & STEACY have enjoyed the reputation of being H lv2.\l)t_)l'.\R'l'lER.5` for L.\nn:s, Cnu.nm~`.N`.< .-\.\'|i MI-:.\"s UNlHl\`- \\*1:.v\|< on account of their making A Sl`lL`l.-\l.'l`\' of it. To-day they are better prepared than ever to meet your wants. A newspaper ad"gives one no idea of quali- ties when prices are quoted. They simply ask you to come and see for yourself. D `Afiivnxs. lvrhN=>r_."-uliolvur. ova , . --hunts` Bunk. `Iona: to loan at 5 and t ` . Among the many materials which come from` the knitting machines to minister to our phy- sical comfort and protect our health them is nothing which has so great control over us ns our UNDERWEAR. It is the Home Blankets at 75c, $1.01), $1.25, 1.50. H0 LIVE IN .j.:: LARGE l'l'|(NHH El) ROOM CIN'| RAh lnvullty. hnnruvomontn. nrlvnln s. E. comzmr, VNEIIAI. l)IRE(`'l`0lt. ll PRTNCKHS HT, Klu|mt.nn.uIIo0esuur In W. H. bnunln. :qr}:siu.|': uh T0?-7I:`_"l`_.` rumul. DI|(lC(v`l`Ul. PRINCESS S1 Khu[stnn.uIu'(`osuor W. Uronnnn. Lakoii, 10 ILIVIL : 4* ally shifting to _,_\ line and cold. JWE ATHER PROBAB! LITIES. -1 l`. M. EDITION. Crnilfod in loot II,` I , It HENRY BRAME, Inn-MAI-n AI-In nan; s4'm nun. No, 209. LEGAL. BOARD. _3As. km), | I I-gnu--mg guns. I :--Winds ndu- eouth an ant. I23 Princess Street. and Mornings `I :-i;Idihg Us. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. COAL THAT SUITS n cough nu land to that Is. Raw-'0 Hon Talc ha arduous tho Inn land in point: prcoticu. `nally. lC.Iis- They Are on-nnU.u'n Ilntulo Ina A uh. RAT 3\rn.u:I'.. Ont. Nov. IS -l~Io'nr_v (`-all I'll mvonp drink ol ncomto in am uh for which at a nine mutt. drug` out Hod` .u:d slur horubnrio-I Ibo dunno]-pnonl ordolcd an input; Th Indy '0! oxhunqmud 0 jury sworn. III who the jury cum to view an Indy. tloydiooovond Ihn the wrong Ill! had been dug up. An adjoumucuv. vu undo till the minute was ucucd; `an tho juryhud tho ovidoneo. Illl nndcnd a jll Il (inrm tlnglh -an (Inn In 3 Antlp Iollalhglnrb and neuron Ronni strip: lit univdy tho blot ptolteonol an Auction aunt. Through -I-on nun. w. J. I. WIl1'I.i: ig doill I V": largo inning in uni.-n thou -lays lbs (lid IIIIPIIIIIII IL-l n-ling n-common N nt 1- all. ' I-asT___-e:@@::1ii`_s_sJ>l w uuu U Vrwvvuu -nuvun-CU, Pnoopuno to you Oh lost Inrnlmu um Lunglu -I-~ Porlmmuwe now felon the pub- lic. `Ch:-`I0 M pmornmmi every night. Dan`: fail to no Mm. Ptu-eonmy In-. SN and 3 r. nuunn A`I\IlI I 'u- Tlmrsdly. Friday and Saturday. Nov. n8lh. will and mom Now is the lime to have your Car- pets cleaned. Send them to 1\lI'RRAY. We guarantee to give perfa-ct satisfaction. New Carpets cut and laid. I` I I. A I Avv u vu- Carno5I2 ""r'"aE;tory, T I 3') ANTI nun CTIIEET lint qppnnnno new or rho World`: (hut- ont Hypnoti-I. Stop right here. Read this advertisement. It will interest you unless you elwaysgo bare- footed. It is about SHOES- not cheap in quality but cheap in price-when you buy at The Guardian [ ` Arriving daily-Eupmvings, Etch- ings. Phuto;:r:n'uroa. Etc.. in large vuiuty suitable for the holiday season. LS` Exhibition of Pzxintimzx in \'l`\\' A I)'l` ll.\I I l.`l)\ .....\.... l\L`lV NmvAT:7f't1'1`:'L1~;`f{1' 'o'Z.'."" lst._ Pt1blici11viteci._ KiPkv1!i9.kj_!W I59 PRINCESS STREET. hn moan. the-n tum`! as Manager and Corros- sn-nclunt. hen-: .~mIr_v ml) hnolusu ueH-u l -cued l'IIhpovd onvolopo to T A. Emnan. Uononl Ilnua-wr. box A. more Daily WIIIO. I l'.`l..|'- RELIABLE MEN IN EV !-ZRY L0 culHy.lm.~a| or trosvelliug; to introduce IIIOW dl-onvory. and km-p our nhow mud. tucked no on trees. {en-as und bridges throughout. town and country Study em ployment.. Oommlnlon or ulnry. $65 per montn and expenses. and mono! do-Dosh ploymenm. uommxnlon ulnry. $65 expenses mono: do-posit Id In an bank when ninth-I For pnrtlouhun nddx-on HR Wmu.o lnmcu. Euacnuc Co. London. Ont . Cnnadn w`-u w-wvc--I - ---.rv`r- ,. `Phone `M I`|l p-I llopulnc-at .106. I32 ONTARIO STREET. ...E.B.9E?.7BBE.NJ...R_1.. `VAN ?!-fl} -MlUll-(IIIAI-F. MAN OH` HOOD 1-lmn-h nun-ing, willmn to lmun our hn inosn. the-n tum`: Manager and Corres- uunalunt. hart-: .~M\|t|l'V uaH-ud- N EN AND WOMEN WHO CAN WHILK hurt! talking and wrltlmi six hours daily. for six days on week. anal w.Il no (mutant with ten dollars waokly. Acl-lrqms Nnv Imus Uo.. S 19:. Corner Bay and Richmond Sts., [`uront.o. Ont. \YAN'[`I~`.l) - IIIGH-HKAIDE `K OM \N (W (Owl h|lrI`h standing villiv R to learn our huhiuexn. then to not as Muuumsrnn-I (Tur- mmouduu`. hcma; suhuy -ml) I-2|:-`lune .eIf~ Mhlressa stumped envnlope to A 1` FI.l-Kn. General Manager. lmx A. van Daily Winn \,'Ah'I`l4'-lD-\N KXPF MEN"!-ll) l`- \NVA.\\.\`- or to travel and appnint nu-ms. Nu mcnvnvudmr Salary nmlexpewes mid. THE BlAlIl.R\'-UAnIll~:'l`S(IN (7o.. Limited, `.-rontu. `VA1\"l`l4.'U-'l'HluE l4Al'll-`S 'm 1N'rR.n- duona hnu.-ohold work. splendid to mrnn to competent. persons. J. UALLOWAY. Toronto. urlu" Hr..Vnls\I. ~r`." \1\"I`. ONE WHO ulldorct-Allah: ooukimz nlgo n undnr nurse Grwd 1-fa-venous nquln-d. Apply to MR8 EX\'(Il.lll, Ruyul lihvmy College. 300 TU (iANANUlJ"lI. A GOOD GENE- rnl Se:-vnnv. Must. ho a gtmd Lnunulrou. -Apply to Him. own`. 1'1) Jot-nuton Sure-I.. I-Z.\l Ol;H.lENCED IMNV A*~`E.TO CALI. on u-ruv-re families :0: lmdyur Gentle- In-cn well m~uml- led in Ki--uamn on unlars. Apply u MAKHHALI. & (7o.. I.--rdon Cor. Princess and Bagot: [IONIC CUWIIKIID. I lluotnted lecture by Rev. Dr. Horridge, Ottawa. on Beethoven, this evening. in Convocation hull. . U001) uE.\'ltRAl. al-IRA ANT. N0 w.~H In or nrnnlnv. Apply to llns. W. .I. l"AlI.1l) Bavriv Street. `rho holly zoco'noo|i`i-Ia: Inn; semen To Poo: Thonnlvog bv. Bugsin lot}: {or Friday. Resd Taylor : nan l)..Al I`.-ng-.5--u In-unnnnb -6 LL- no.4.-- N EXPERIENURII COOK. N0 WMIHINH. Apply to [mm CAn'rwmuu'r, Emily 3:, titer: an evening i`-A1\"rnD-1*HlucE mu-n-`s m m'ru,n hn-na tn nnmnntnnf. nnnunnn. J lIAI,lnwAv CIVIL Prof. Carpenter. hypnotiat. at the open home to-night. llluntrnmd Iantnro hv Rmv. Dr. Fl'nrridnn_ W ANTn1-1'NnU.~'rnIO`lis mm or on ul- notor. Tm: Ll.VaC()T'l`(`u.\lPA1\'Y. Toronto. DU: 1 |lUI|\ Illiliclln Fine Picture Fnuninpz a specialty. FIRE AND LIFE COMPANY. p l>`l-I-I-ml:i~' `IL !-`(>I>(>l>II>l~ll~:I>(>l>(-Q` TU Sunlight . BaklngPowder ` Down Quilts $4 00. $4.50 and UIPUBDY & 6'0 In an-on-ell. nt ` nth-In is ussv I to your suIiJm~unn unr truthful:-ens Ono trln| only is no.-county. Those who are u~im( it auply utran or term: and dovlnuo that al'Nl.IU '1' are u~mu It amply atran in no u-qutl. 27o PRINCESS ST. I j...- `anon mmnau. um" wr. mm wno umlonunalu mmkimy nl .n I umlur vmrna 200 '0 (iANAN()Q|Vl. A GOOD GENE- [turd [mun-Inn. mos. ll. JOHNS. ' &--:--I b TIIIIKK .\l\HllV.\'- Y. -, .<,,| 3- -_ n .o-A,,,, ;_ I , , ESTABLISHED 1874 i LOCAL MEMORAN DA. _.___.___-`_. Inn In!)-0 n1_n, -n , v 75c 90C 3200. `L00 `L25. $1.50, '-F'! `FF hula ITIFIFI IBIIUIICXI bdpusaiug lu-gielon nqpunycn. Bali byl-C. lone than uyunulto. `Pittman. South Africa.` Nov. 18- Pn:-nduns Knncar. in proroguing the volt-and until Fobruny. mndodnpoorh. and dun-mg its conno he cud the dynamic- monopoly was not thogtontdn CIIII oi tho country. The menu: barn. to oxplmm ed. wuciolnbylhopnono vbovnro trying to cash dicnntionc among the psopln cl tho mun ol South Alden. Punch A Dona-nth Ih. " Xi!` Yolk. .\'ov. li-Wnllinn C. Whit- Ny. ncruuy ol tho navy under the Clove jmd Ad-mniszntion. him-on dunoerncy. :0 true to itself. mil R9000 conlml'ol tho nation In I941 Bo lichens tho icons II" he changed from that of I893. HIE JIUIFIIIC Il"."U'IICc .-\ npociul dospntvh from Conountinnplo Adds that the nher of Adana and Mums unit. I Martina. have boon deposed. The \-mum of the outrun. Hon Bruudolli. will be indotnnilied. and nuns that the sultan ha: com-`outed I6 pay the claims of the (Mental nilroad. which n optntod by In Austrian cnmgnny. p-uymr l'25n,nIIn, the artenrs-dun uh c unpnn lot the am- 115000001 Tmkuoh troops uring the ro- an! In with mecca --v w_II-- -no uuuuv nrvv-|I-|u' III`II Dlgnlurloo Dopoood. . Lm nus, No`.-. IS --A npocial rleopotch from Vienna up that a telegram has been l (`QIVOd h-om Baron Do Calico. the Ans (nan unbaourlor at Comuntmoplo. any ing that the sultan hn doclnrod Inc will- immoss to give Austria full satisfaction for the Martin: inbmonto. .l nu-a-.-l A--..-o..L l..._. I'*....-A-_A:..-_I- The sultan Ilu Como Down-`l`Io nigh Illnnlin DIAA II-ma-4.! I'D III! 0! tin `(lot I put cl ribbon on Ahwootlfl. I-IX. Altar alluding to the satisfnction cnu.-ed him by the vow. nl mv friend and nlly," the German emperor, emperor Francis J0!Qpn concluded with recmuhng: ` The safeguarding of the interests of European pence! II" continue to be the chic! mi.-nion of my government." Quilted Comforts Ull|' IUIIIBIUIIB Wllu NIIFSII. Continuing the emperor said : "The re- peated meetings [have had with the cur have convinced me of the agreement pf our view:-. and have laid the foundntiou for I relation of mutual trust between out n "The situation in the east. during the put year has tilled us with many anxie- Lies, which, tbaiiks to the unanimous action of the great powers. now, happily. appear to be removal. It will now tux the concert. of the pnwera to pl`\`l`80d to the sebtlemoiit ol the iiihirs of Crete, whereby that ielaiid, while the sovereign rights oi his miijeaty are eafegiiardod, will receive ii large manure of autonomy. We enjoy the beat. relations with all the powers. and our alliance with Germany nntl Italy forms, an it has done in the pint. the uimliernble basin of our policy. To maintain and strengthen this bans in the (`()l\!lAal|I: enrleiivur of my government. and to ilie guarantees fpence hiiheiio exist. niz is now added the lrieiidly shaping of our iolntioiis with Russia." 1`... .i.. ...- LL- -_...--_._ __:_I , a| f`L- A- l`.`mpeI-on-Joseph Reviews the Bmle of A!- fuln lfxluung. \'Im.\'\, Nov. I7.--Emperor Francis Joseph. in. receiving the Hungarian delega- tion to-day. made a speech in which he said: u'lVL.. -:...,.:-__ 1.. .L_ , ,. 1 - .1 , IUIIIIIUI UKHUIH IVE. Lo.\'IIuN. Nov. IS.--A denpatch to the Times from Maiden says : During the nft.ern0on'e lighting on Monday the Sikhs were most. seriously pruned on the north- ernsido of the ridge by a large body of Alridie. Hard and close ghting ensued -in the thick woods. The Sikhs defended themselves with splendid gullanbry and in one desperate bayoneh charge killed and wounded fully sixty of the enemy. Their commander, colonel Abbott. was painlully wounded in the neck and face, and captain Warn was shot through the heart. ` UH! UIIICUTF HIHI XIIUI.` W')UIIllUU. Two companies of Sikhu holding the spur of the hill were no Iiercely nnnaulted Lhut they him to will f0.` romforcements (Jol. llaughmn with the balance of the Sikh ro- gimeut. rushed to their support. The whole forcewibhdrewgradually,ghtiugevery step In the valley. Durk had now sol. in and the enemy was crowding the British on all r-ides. Col. Huughton determ nod to camp for thouight, and sent. live cumpanies to storm in couple of block houses. The Sikhs drove out the enemy at the point. at the bAyone_t.. Six were killed and as muny wounded. during this charge. The wound- ed wem then brought. in. under the enemy : unceau-mg fire and the force nally reaehed headquarter: the next morning without. further casual! iee. 'An\'Iun|) K.".\.. In! A .l-.....o-l. 6.. 9|... IIIIU WUKU l'll|I UH U] LHU CHUUI". l;|UUlH. Hales and Crook and nine men were killed. The roar. of the hm-etabiree attached themselves to Sikhs nnd nrrived in camp in safety Lieut. Wylie. of tho Gurkha:-, and Lleuc. Warn. of tho Slkhtl, und fuurteen Sukha and (`yurkhua were killed. Cn|.Abbott, Capt. Custunio and Lneuc. Munn were wounded and twenty-eight. Sikhs mud Gurkha: were wounded. This shows that. fty eight. men wexe placed hora do combat. in this affair, namely. twenty- seveu oicera and men killed, and thirty- one ntcern and men wounded. 'I`..... ..............R... ..f URL}... L,.l.l1.... 5| . n . . . .-- The LIII. of [MIMI And Wounded lieu In Srrlonuly Angmentod-'l`hoy Fought In The Gathering unrInmIs-l)IntIn3n||lu-cl Ulcerl Wen: KIIIed-(`nptnIn Warn Wu shot Through The [lent Whlle At The Heml of him Troops ` , Snug, Nov. I8.--J)etaila from the Muidun valley show chub -t.he loss of Gen. Kempster's brigade is quite serious. The force consisted of Doraiabshiro regiment. and regiments of Sukha and (ihurkas. Tho insurgent tribeamen made their usual at. tuck upon the nor guard, but were bril- lmntly repulsed by the Sukhn. The Dor- sotsbires lost. their way in the darkness and were (`no Off by the enemy. Lieute-. Hula: and (`.1-nnlx and nine man lnnnn nun c_msE nummz. `THE SIKHS DEFEND THEMSELVES WITH GREAT GALLANTRY: IIIIHICK [IF THE SIKHSJ Ouhctoulu-C. . nntlnnolgnuol; oulbluuuanp-canton tunes. lVnIhpr-~Iouuu.u , /nooovoulaonan-id thulll