Illll II I Uiilvqvvvyvvv wuuvu avsaws --_ _...-.uan H... uamhllllti nrannnl in live Jaye alter concrecung we plague. It is noticeable first. in the stock limp- ing. then the hoof rapidly decays until it drope oil In small piece. crumbles ewey until there is nothing left but the bone. . The victims heve e species of hydrophobie before death. probably due to the green; egouy in which they die Thom theta heve recovered in this county. however. re idly grow new hocla eml nppeer an heel: y es before they were a tlhctetl. I `mu.-AW D YOIOILAIA. Inch 3 -T|IO OOIOII U5` us, in udunma hm.-in i-punch luu ninidar ol Oogonlurluling Indllolhuis. `A p|`lCl alO&l|y 0|] HIS D0083 Ul uuu IUEU. One feature ol" the case that csuaee many to thank than the duaeene comes from other ` slhatoe poneibly the nouthorn range--is uhe fact that few mmvo cattle seem aub- Jent m the trouble. It was first noticed in ` I a bunch of Tens mule, brought to Hull ' munty by Heovgo H. Monroe. From 1 these It apreed rapidly to other herds. bub ` ` has proved much more fetal Among the . , Imported Mock then the nativre. About `I ` three out of ve min: 1!: at!l.cr.ei die with- in (ivo days after connecting the plngne. 1. a. nnlimmhln am; in the limp- vA.\`|`0|'\'Rl:fB-.6-.:-I-;".:; 59"` the William Pawcnou. Blunt`. doiby Juk Atkinson. olhonglll. 312-. 00850 L.....I.- _...l..4I tnrnnnnl MIhhlII- .____- CATTLE LOSE HOOFS AND DIE. mrry no this state. The cue was referred to the state of- .IA - ........sl. -..,. Am tho oimn Man rh. J ____._..:__.__j GENERAL PARAGRAPHS. tlinnon. ol uongln. I-`Lu. unu- y,wu dgd, turnout` U050]!!- :WIl`l`1 lit Whe Blackstonggq Factory, Montreal. v-.- -r..-" - 7-;--v- _` W `._____ V B Don-ignu H nhipon tho steamer` Ruouwno this 3&5. ` l\lr. Nils says: Duuhtless there is something in the spoo- tuoulur side of it that nttructs. It \v0ui.0 be strange if there were not. There is ev~ erything in n 1ironmn's existence to en- cmlruge it. l)uy und night he loads in kind of hair tgiggur life thut feeds nnturnliy upon -excite-,munt, even if only ml in relief from the irksomu idling in quarters. Try us they may to give him enough to do there, the time innings heavily upon his imndx-I, keyed up as he is and nerd be to ndventuruus doedsout. shortest notice. He full:-1 to grumbling and quurrciing, and the necessity bommun imperative of holding him to the siri('t('st di.-acipline, under which he vimfi-s impntiuntiy. They nug like In int of old women, mid l)c|mrtIncnt Chic! Runner [0 mo ()il(`(3, And the host at I) lire urn ufwn the worst in the house." In the midst of it all the gong strikes a familiar sign.-xi. 'i`hu liorm.-s huofs thunder on the pinnks; with in loan the men go down the shining pole to the nmin floor, uli else for- gotten. and with t`I'n!ill and clutter and bung the heavy engine swings into the street and races uwuy on :1 wild guiiup, leaving a trail of tire hehimi. v...u.muv mm nmwd nun:-I rubber eonted. Tho Spectacular Hide of It Doubtlou u Strong Attructlonn. In The Century there is an prbiclo on Heroes Who Fight Fins" by Jacob A. lllls In the series of llerugs of Peace." ` Mr. Rlls n....m1...m mom in smn\nt.hlnu in the snoo- .-..--__.---____----.-"l`HE3 BLACKSTONI-E CIGAR 1 % leaving trim or nru ncninu. Presently the crowd sees rubber coated. helmuted men with pipe and hose go through a window from which such dense eincke pours forth that it seems incredible that a human being could breathe it for a second and live. The hose is dragged squirming over the sill, where shortly in red eyed face with disheveled hair appears, to shout something lioarsoly to these be- low, which they understand. Then, un- less some eniergcncy arise. the spectacular part is over. Could the citizen whose heart beat as he watched them enter see them now he would see grimy shapes, very un- like the fine looking man who but just now had roused his admiration, crawling on hands and knees. with their nosesclose to the floor it the smoke be very dense. ever pointing the pipo" in the direction where the enemy is expected to appear. The ilre is the c-._nemy, but he can fight timi. ~w'e he reuelu ~ i` . with something of a chance. The smolie kills without giving him it show to light back. Lung practice loughens him against it-, until he learns the trick of eating the smoke. He can breathe where n candles goes out for want ; oi` oxygen. By holding his mouth close to i the nozzle he gets what little the stream ` oi` water brings with it and sets free, and within a few inches of the Hour there is nearly always a current of air. In the last emergency there is the hose that he can i follow out. The smoke always is his worst i enemy. It lays nmbushes for him which he can suspect, but not ward oil. He tries i to by opening vents in the roof as soon as ' the pipemcn are in place and randy, but in spite of all precautions he is often sur- ' prised by the dreaded back draft. i ulution. himmlf useful. Vicious horses are generally the result of A viulunt, bnrhnroun trnining, umi when the greater number of tho horses in nny country are tricky nml hard to mumuzu it. muuns lhnt thcy belong to A brutal pop- From time lmmumoriul the run- trnry has been the Cube mung the Arabs. where cults are hrouuht up and oxcrci.-tml with almost nmwrnal Inulicitudn. 'l`hu child nmusos itself by petting uml plnying with thocolt of which he is sumo tiny to ho fh1\Ii(lt!l`.f|l)d tho hurno mill lii.~u~m.'ullur grow up together. Thu onrlll-st uiuvulinn of the young nnimul boxing in tho family. in llw amnu tant. 'J`hu coin is cnnsmnily` looked nltor nml vnrc.~4sc uml is nuvcrnhma tisotl except`. for nuts of mulivu or disobedi- unvo. llu is give-n the choicest dnintim-I of fund nnd is gmdlmlly nm-,m-tmnml to make When this hit is put in his mouth. the iron is rnwrnd with wool, so that it shall not lvruisu his lzps, thv wool h:i\`ing huoli lll])[If`(l in salt water to ulm it n plemuuit flavor uml nmko him like it. Thu nnlnml'ne Hiuvutiun is tliusi|l\\'u_\'s unr- riml on with vnnxtunt (ilsqrotlnli. nml ovun nftur it is completed the trainers nm-or in- iiulgu in blownor hnni words. Hy such mu-uwintion n runl hond of friendship is formed between tho beast. and his rider.- .\|. (J. Lotoumoau in Popular Science Monthly. 8 . I now. " But sure]; you wouldn't out nmnn bo- causn be Is nuu'rio(l."' "No. I didn't cut him; he out me." "But. why?" "\\' II. when hn married. I made him 3 woddl pt-wont. of a book. and ho hum`! Qnkeu to me since." "A book! What book?" -5. an an___;a.. I ...g ` 'v_u...--..n`. \l`...l-luv Signor Bolieo (htlo Onnlloui. pout. dru- Inuia. pnbllhiu and tho woll-known rudi- ml nonhcolthochauhurofdtpntiu for I can Olous. Iuny. no uuoa Satnrrhy in Icdnolvith awards with 86390: Innols, lumbar of clinic: cl dnputiu And lilo: at nah do Vania. Th :1-1:30: ontoonoofup An Unfortunate Gilt. "How is it that you never spent to Davidson now?" asked Sluxpkins of our ; friend Joliiboy na tho pair were enjoying ` oconstitutlonnl in the park. You used to be such close chums. and now you pass each other without the slightest recogni- Hun." HAL o|.-o -..1 nhnn u-n warn hnnhn. nun. Ab. that was when we we!-a bmhe~ lors," was the newer. "but he's married R113! ' IIVTIUIJ Cifviuvu III ? W.\.~u|.\m1o.\'. Much 8.-Tbo lpp|'0~ 1.-`uInniu_oo oi bout It tho unsung tlm morning unanimously to nporthvonbly on the bill to: mo 850,(ll0.00U lot tho nut-i do~ Value of Klndnou In Animal Training. -.. _ ,,,n._ .L,, __. ...IL "A IDOKI D85 DOOII at " `Pu-ndlno 14.` "-Peanon`n Weakly. THE FlREMAN S LIFE. J. MCPARLAND distributing agent for Kingston. For sale everywhere. Into:-nu: loponod ll. .._ __.. |l__.L 0 'BL. The Best On The Market. MANUFACTURED BY TXIJIII Tonoxm. 8`-- AI lit ruguhr-uni otuntolhnbym? Ihl not-niqntlholotll cl Rev. J. W. . llilu. pastor ollionton church. Bnqualng Iovl 0001050 " O ci .....'-:~. ........-,-":2 ........z" - that outstrip our power of description. When you see them and feel them you will know what a little price we want for a great value. We cannot put them in an advertisement and so let you see how well they are made and feel how durable the cloth is. If we could there -is not a man or boy in Kingston who reads the WHIC. but would have one at once. Call at OAK HALL and see our special Suite. Prices $8, $10. $12 and $15. an-oolvmo In-uuo uompu; -pp............. Bn.oc'x\'n.I.r., Ont . Mu-ch 8.-Applicn- tion will be mndolio pnrlinmono at its pro- Innh union by the Brock villa and Bu. Low- roneo britlgo notnpnny for an act extend- ing the `inn for completion of the wotk and conrming the agreement oi nnulgn. Ination botwnon the Brockvilln and New \ ork bridge compnny mind the Brockvillo . nd 80. Lnwnuco brides company. -1` r--------- . 1'0! mrqtn an nnnvqos msonnnns such my `W1?! and Pain in um Stomach. Olddln . ulna Mm: nwulu. Haul- atlgh, h mm.` An-ow a|.esn.C`l'I'Ilh|nLln on 14000 0 M . vonmm. - latches on tho 31:51. Ool-I Ohillu. blu- turhod Sloo . Friahtlul Dremnn and an Normal (1 Trimming Sensations. .- `I'll HID`! D053 WILL GIVE IBLIBP In manual! Ilimll. `li`.vnrv'nu!far(-r Inprono Olnrc llochlonl. 01-nwa. Ont. Inch 8.-ln tho ou- pnmoconrtto-dnyintln can o! Bddcr -on w. the quota judgmont was given. dir mining tho upped Imhout cost. In the cuooltioodwin vs. tho queen j t was vcllfol-(:oodvinkI'C73. 3050 qua ot intudb wu narvod. This can uouont at the Sonlupgu and con- bnggh Brookvlllo nudge company Anlloltlot n_- ,, _ __ A-` |l-_L 0 A-uulion. NIEN S S11 ITS --l-II\l'\ HT 'W|NSOME SPRING mmes. I I I ' RUG Signs of Spring are plen. tiful in this store.V They bloom in every yard of our New Spring Wash Goods and multiply a hundred fold on the pretty New Ribbons and Laces. We want you to come and see these new things. We know the temptation there is to buy pretty goods when the styles are winning and the prices right ; that is why we press the invitation. FANCY SILKS IN NOVELTY DRESS GOODS JOHN LAIDLAW & SON. TI IIVlvt-III v- -v----w.-.v_. IIIICIAIH Pllalal takan Il(I|I'm.'t- ml. wl Iqulckly ronboro omolos to amn- plulo onllll. They promptly renmve nhnm)et.|on| ortrrouulnrlucnn of the syn- tom DIG Qllfe Ilfll Ileululu. For n `I 1. .4I. A.__.___I. ORGANDIES. I. CO., 1-uII\l"|I'3I'.`FI` 336 KING STREET. KINGSTON. pt. I}. U. Robhiui. oonploud 8 ' the in hit chug; $2., the Hill Intel and 6 mm- mink nnnn An kllj aZII'l'I#ElII 105 ll C I'll- holooghglo nhootlnpu. An cniuhinnunundcthouuplcol down l`iuViIwl.0.l'.villbo vanlntho I1noViIv.h|lto-nonovnigl. Bu-dons inthochaulu 7:80 lat nigh by tho Rov.W.Il.Otun|. E??? At the In--or luoort. 'DnocsAnn' Iemxn Punt. March 7.-- Mnch cum in v lunb-liko ban and huoontinnodnono butbhorondmro ....:.... L... :. _.... -1... uII|..l THE XIII ! DUB! Winn uxvn nnunnx II TWBIIY III Til. Evorrguera-r wlllaoknowloduet emtobo A WONDERFUL MEDIOIILE. nu-nunnnm man I. 4.5.... In AI-....o_ I Pad" IL _ gal` cl` 39 ?` Il1`b`v9`n s-:3 I-ARGIIT UAL: any Patent nletllclno In the World. ----@ \ lh orlmuunorm ...........n.' |u_ N land l\D . iii in Mosul man 0, . M It. (`OIL (`I Hilton . 75 in Dunlnlon mum: . .. fill: PIODOOI IAIIIII. mu Qnt Mun-ML-rim Ravi L, lgm` {aunt an-o.'.qnow '- '3: out to hum N": n i , I In X`"Ju..u .uo to an . gm.-Cs 3" "7 - '1 IIUCTIIIIUI Stomach lthpalred Digestion Disordered Llver m MIN. worn on cmuouu ~ Ioochamm Pllle are I IJITIIVITU I WW1qg___aT"i3;a| __ , _ Nnnudl lulu ov.q-0.000.000 Q0100 _...:.4-.:nn1 11) COOL an M0153) ivltlllll-fl`. IIIHIHIMI4 IIIII-I lilliildl-(I-ii!` |I S A NlC.EJ_Tl!|NG |1l<-vtulm faild hy tho (N('f`|lIl|lIl|l|I\|{ llmt nur Hlrl'l~1lHHlK HUN.-\lH`|'l(l'Zli H;\MH urn uhnply 114-lluluus. 'l`h- vvry ntrmuwul` lo-rum nrn mun! In lhoslr xrnlsv. Wu huvw lmmzht` only (`lmlvv 'uum( liulry Fml Hugs. and we Imvn mic-mlml gfruolmlly Lu tlm vnrlm; nrlhu mm-. 3-cull:-I Hu ur Vurml lhun-4 urn-` um-u vault mu! ham and provu u Il|NIIp|M)|Ill- umn to the mrvluumr. 7l'EH.l0 ll:\ M!-turn mlhl. uppotl`1.- ' lmr, Lusty and l~ml<~r. Tlmy uru p-urv Lu plmuw yum-m-\'er_xIlnnpp>lnl. tn lmvu n)prw-lMlv("(-\|Ntunwrx. |l'.~4 old (l|n(`r|m|nnl|m; IIIUI IPIJ II. uvllnwup . no` vamcass 51. human .-nn~n9.-.~I 9.-n:-mud MYRTLE cur. \ T HOHAS H. JOHNS, -a..' unnurnc 1` ASK. (`uulnn rum: Bantu an IIIllIlUI...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I Im`um...... ............. .. Du nth Peer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (`norm--I\-In! (`able . . .` Monmul `IV-Imrnpl On. .. Inch-alien Nu-. on .. ., Mammal sum Rullwqy. mfgul um Co . . . . . .. lQph0I`I0.. mural Eh-wu-I . 1hvonInRnl.Iwar 1hiouto way .. Iiuilor om:-ml . onloflo link . . . . . . Moholn lbnl lhnl oI"lbnum Muuhnnw hm Be In Addlogt.on'e Coming Ilember--Mov- ing to New York. YAii.KlR, March 7.-Green hie! are all bherefehere. Peter did not succeed in upeeoi. ng the government. Woil.bhe gov- ernment ie Inateined. but we loeb Frank; ooneeryativee admit that. Had Frank Werhmen another week or own he would have heeben J. Reid. Oolebrook poll eve Wertmen amaiorlby of eeventeen. hie ie the ue relorm majority ever given in No. Ii poll. There wee not one epolled helloo which in the reh time thle hee oo- ournd here. Should F. S. Wariunan egniu oonreeh Addingtou he will eurely carry it. The Smith family gave a concert: hen. They leyed some lively am on the ehreeb ere and are very good pleyere. Both leooorloe are running full time now. J. Bolder injured hie shoulder and ban leld olf work for about three weeke. John 0errol| e realdenoe wee destroyed by re. Then wee no one et home end everything was Ioel. Orl in of the re ie not known. MleeC lller. apanee. ieao J. J unieo'e. The yof Mu. Wleenen wee placed in Gender: Eeee vault. J. Singleton end Ire. Clereld Smith. Waoeroown, N.\'., -... -n.-nllna a fan dgau ulhlu H. Winmr. !hI\koI"l\1mnui..... . . . . . . . . .. )luwbanI.n`Ih\n ............ .. I nun` Bulk of nnmu.. lVn Ib\nk...... ofunnunorn .. N l.nnd1\>.. .._-_.._ ....- .:....I. . COMMERCIAL. Iollfllll. noon IAIIITI. lnl nun nu-cl - .,,-. _....._..__- Ila `I.rlI|`;O loll Itch! Days . x _ L__ _.-._-_ _--_. L-AA-_ -|.--_ IIIIOVIG I30 'lIuwuI'I'.n. nuuumg IIIGVOI invo tho houeo vncaNd'|)yl And but the Lucas? SALE Intent nledlcllne the VI 7:-It the IBIQT I. ..lF7 . J77 ..I.'Ii ..I|r:5 ,.`.\'is III ~.2lo 7&3 N . lug} I5` ill.` 2:; Im wonty polling place: no uounu yo . Lam---Ab one o'clock. when adjourn- mun! In undo. one pollin division in so. Thonu bud given Mom: one more. so the mo omdi not stand ovan. 5'1". Tnonus, Iurcn u --up no noun~ nu- day who noounb In Wu: E! in had got: u for no No. 0. Boubhwold. ho gure: so thin Iago gins McDhnn6`d. the connota- tlvo, I no orlty of one.` Thou on About po ling plane: to ooum: yea. L1Mr--Ab o'clock. odjonrn- `no [Alan guu to Inna from Won Ilall Iooount. 8'1". Tnonus, Inch 8 --Up to noon oo- _ .I.- olun nuunnnh In What Ellin I10 olqlal DocIuu|ou. Buuuu, 0nb., March 8 -'l`ho following in the ruulh of otoinl doolantionlor Wont. Simone. Currie. 1.580; Duff, 2,015; unju- rltly for Duff. 435. mun. imnm-,..l) widmn.l.7l)-I: Thoma- son. 1,761. Thompson : majority. 57. B|:I.uavn.I.r., Ont., March 8 --Roturning oioor H. W. Day no noon no-day gave out bbo oiciaf result of the Want Hunting: election. ;gn-riaon. onservabivo. received 1.98`! a `Boker. liberal, 1.784, leaving ....in My Inn Mnrrinnn nf 90', rlt for man. 43:). ' ntrosimooe,--lhvidoon.l,704; Thomp- Thompson majority. 57. Run n vvn I in (Int. March H --RQtuI`ninZ WAIITMAM M} -TEooo Run? ---___ mejo ty lor Mormon or '.:m. Bic. \'|R'l'<)N, Ont... Much 3-I~'l`l1e oili- oinl co t for North Ontario was given out to-dn b alien-ill` Paxton. returning oicer, eafol owe: W. H. Hole, conservative. 2,326; '1`. W. Chepple, Ii oral, 1,895; ma- jority lor Hoyle, 431. A Recount For 0'lieofo. 0TT1\\\ A,March3.-A recount will be naked to-day on behalf of George O'Keele. ,Mr. Ayleaworth, Q,.C., Toronto, will ap- pear for Mr. 0 Kefe. If I recount does not succeed in electing Mr. O'Keele then a prom will follow. 0cnmoe'e lleulun conceded. WINNII-m. March 8 --Aocording to letelb eccaunts. Conmee'a election in West Algome is conceded by a majority of 300. 1,1!!! Dloecmar. nuuruu, 1 mnjo by for Morrison of `.201. Rue, \'IcR.'I'<)N. Ont... Nance Alumni mommy Ileetlng. ,The regular monthly meeting of the nurses alummi-association was held last night in the Fcnwick operating ampithea- tre of the general hoepital. Only gradu- ates and nurses were preaent. A number of new members appeared at the meeting for the first time. Miss A. l ratt.proeident. occupied the chair and alter the minutes ol last meeting had been read and accept ed. encouraging reports were received from the treasurer and the secretary. The proceeds of the At Home" held lately at the Wum hall amounted to the neat little sum ol $57. A resolution was passed last night thanking all those who served on committees. who had charge of the various tables and who helped no contribute towards the At llome. Mise Pratt gavea very instructive paper on Mas- aage." alter the regular business had been concluded. The surgical supply cup- board in aid of the nureee home. is now in working order and the results derived therefrom are highly satisfactory. Not only the doctor: of the city, but many citizens as well. patronize it. nu luul-nus sworn: uunuw. Nun` Yunx, March 8.-The naval re- urvo iorcea of New York no to be increas- ed. W. H. Slnyton. commander. tele- rnphed his executive oioor, Lieut. L. P. `cum. from Washington so-dny to begin the work 0! recruiting immediately. Annnn-Iin.o In Hm Pm-in nnrrannnnrlnnt nf WI WOT` 0| TUCTIIIDIIIK IIIIILIVUIIIOUIJ According to the Paris correspondent of the Henld the Spanish government: has given order: lor the purchase of rupid r- ing guns of the Canon hype of fourteen nnd eixbcou centimetres in Frnnce. They are supposed to be for the Spsniah ironclad Canoe \'. now at Havre completing her nrmuneun. I In: 14-417` u -uu-r .-uuvu \`\'I~msm. Eng., March 8 --The depar- turn of queen Vicooria for Nice ho-morrow has been obponod owing to her indis- noaition. {or mnjeahy did not take her umil drive yesterday. kept to her room and dined in her room yeotardny evening. the private secretary or the queen, Sir Arthur Boggio, tolegrapod .m noon to day, in re ly no enquiries on the subject. that: the ndiopoaimon of nor majuty was not. lotion: and than the folu bobber to-dny. In I in of her indiopooition the queen was '5 0 to hold 3 conleronco with the ..-. ..A..-`nil again:-clan anal Na in nnu! nn. IBM W nolu I cuulllruuuv wwu uua ivy council onto:-day and it in now un- onbood thaw or departure for the couch of France has only been poltponod for one dny. "' a With Ilullaln IIIII. Edwin Lodge, with the Bullhlo Bill wild weal: show, left for Syrncuoe to-day. alter spending a few days with Jamel Wooton, Rideau ltrtet. Mr. Lodge wu lormerly connected with the IBM) Lanceru, of the imperial army. and carried oil` the champiomhip trophy of India for bent. pegginu. presented by lord Elgin. He ran granted leave by the imperial nuhhori~ tieuunravel with Bullalo Bill. He will rejoin his company in a low was-kap. To Have A Club lloulo. The Kingston bicycle club proposes renting a cottage on the main shore of the St. Lawrence ve or aix miles from the city. lb is intended to pubin a piano for the euminer months and to u up the place as a club room. The ohyecb in no |{l\'O the each night. one. Are Here To Attend ll llleeeun. ll llorbynhire, Brockvillr; J.: Alexander. Montreal; ll. Binoll. Broch- ville: W. I-lager. Morriaburg; R. 1:. | Murph and J. R. lhrgnvel. El in: arriv- : ed in L a city today to attend t conven- I ` member: ii short run. y from the city i I i 2 mm at uni Imhlnr and chase annociation l A than Potforuuunco. Tho Rynn stock company which opened . swank`; on moot an the (innd lub | night. in "Tho b Pu-adios" in without I = doubt the but company that but ovorboon I noon in Kingston at popular prions. Thi- s owning the company will produce "My ` PA:-tnnr. " ` F _ 1 IdIc:I And Surgical sonny. -n-V I I I ' Tho msdioalund surgical society met I lune evening with I good nthondmco. Dr. llerold road A pm on gnu-io diotur- ! luncu. and Dr. V. T. (`onncll gun a prlctictl dommuuhtiou of tho methods of ; unl_uing uomnch conuonu. ` .. [ Dashed for lulbulorlnx, J\"k!l).\\'lI.l.I, Fla . Inch 3`. - The` foam tn;:H u I'M: vraa dotainud ho~Jny by tho vornmcnl clnrnd with Iilibuouu ing. van-oliu now incbugoofu deputy Ianhal. i -._- -_ ax- pa.n4 lrl. uomn umlnu, vuwruown, u.|., an Ipsnding l few dc I with B. Wintar. Yu-hr. '.|`ne bran; 0 o\'0l' the body 0! In. Adam Immn. who lnmly died ln_ Wuurtown. N.\'. A rhnal Inn. A uhnhln hm-In lnnwunk. on In mo clay umuy tion of the butter and choose association H) IDUUIICI SDI CURVE- i of mum Ontuio which opens hate to- DOTPOW. _-.,_ ' _ Two In the run. Johnklyutrhunoldroppudouhol the Iddnsoundidnto fottrnuuinhoooris wad. Both in ndJ.P.0nnvjll =I_IIloiuIvuIotholocIotoIu*: I -V'C- If I. K 'v Thludnlnfottllo taoqodbyu lb In yuccllb will only-0 tn onow -arnhguunodolock. Anhuhoutho` iuittlohtiubniuicot. j -.--.____4._.._.-----_-_.--___..._ "THE cauonmna EVEN. to n An In Yul: Ins. To lnonnu Naval loruo. uv us I n In , '1 ho 13:1 u 1ndln |IOIOd. I',`__ I,l-_-L u `Fl IFELL mom Anizzv mar. wntnown. n. 1 . A. Onrrol loan 8 Vlllllbll horn iuswuk. Min Hnyu. Tyondimkt. glwo nu 3 call on lufuy homo from Toronto. Mr. Van- winoklo. ol the Timon. up that Mr. Ennburcl. Pmoou. will support: Whit- ney. Whou ukod how he know. he IIIWINII than he wont no Pruoobh Ind had I poroonul interview with him. Tlanu Loch has loin-lat Wntartown, HA . In. 8 Buboock in selling o hO|' furniture by into ale. Sin and hot molhur loan or New York city to renido. 30'. (I `S. White will patch on the Ip- polnbmonl each Sunday uncil oonfennco mutt. Mr. Anderson will nob ngnin be nblotaoptuoh. Maura. Dare!) & Hicks will nmovi from Yul-hot. l'I.-ghI Ilnllnnnl in An kh link [ill DEATH OF WILLIAM NEWMAN. A BTEEPLECLIMBER. While Worllni At u Iontrenl 'l'nnepor- ' tatlon company `I Elevator Ile Over-bah 2 need And cane Down To larth~ Death Dame Ioon After The crash. Amidst the roaring wheels of the world's industrial machinery human life is momentarily crushed out of existence. The hand ol time awaits not to lend willing aid to the suffering and mangled. but steadily moves ahead to mark the second when the next victim of late : unrelinquishing clutch passes to the unknown clime. Every hour, day and weekadds to the ranks of those who have gone before, some ushered to the luturelife by soothing wordsandlamentation of lriends.others hurled to meetwtheir (iod without a moment's warning. To the friends of the latter death is the severest of masters, crushing beloved onee beneath a load of sorrow which cannot be shared in sympathy. Immediate death through ac. cident is probably the most lamentable, as lamil_w_ ties are thus severed without a parting word. The sorrow which accom- panies such atlliction is of such a depth that prollbred 1-ympathy can scarce tlnd place in the burdened heart. An accident euual in conditions to that place in the burdened neart. An accident equal in which occurred at the Montreal transpor- tation company's new elevator this morn- ing cannot be found in recent records of Kingston : history. One moment the workmen are plying checrily at their trades and the next moment sadnees clouds their faces. one of their comrades having been dashed to death. The awful thought is hard to realize, but such is into. Life. active and energetic in incessant toil, and a moment later it in known no more. The sudden and untimely death of William Newman, the prominent ehip carpenter, or better known a Kingston's daring climber. will take a \l ..m.m nlnna in tho record of this city's mngsnous uanng cllmuur. mu unnv .. ading place in the record city's abalitiee. He was known fur and wide for his daring feats in ascending to the tops of the highest buildings and perform- ing won In that no other man around this locality would attempt. Even though he has i-caled the highest peaks and often handled his toele while clinging to sway- ing Lowers, he met his face while working on a substantial building. but ategreat height. The M. T. company's elevator has progressed in its erection so far with a few trivil accidents and mishaps and it was hoped that its complelicn would be secured without injvies of a serious nature, but apparently such was not fatds decree. When an accident was least ex- pected. then it was the crash came. Tim dreadful accident was but the result- pected. then it the crasn came. The dreadful of a mis step. William Newman, an old but reliable workman. was engaged with other carpenters near the to of the elevator. which towers hig in the air. A scaffold attached to the front elevation of` the structure sup- ported the men at their carpentering work. Little they thought that death was near one of their number, although two or three warning words were casually uttered by lnmn nr them. Work went steadidly nn warning words easuauy uwereu uy some of them. Work eteadidly all morning until about 11:30 o'clock, when Mr. Newman. wrapped in his work, stepped too near the edge of the scaffold, and. losing his balance, dropped into midair. The scaffold stood between 140 and 150 feet above the ice. When their woik-mate slipped over the edge, the men were startled by a sudden cry. They dropped their tools and stood a moment in breathless silence. and then shouted to workmen below. but the unfor- tunate man came crashing on the logs be- neath before those below could realize what was wrong. The descent of the falling man `was ver rapid, and in fallinu such a distance hie lvsreath was almost cut from him. Being of a fairly good weight, he fell with a heavy crash, which brought al- most immediate death. In the front. and at the base of the elevator. a wharf has been partly built, the cribs appearing above the ice to the extent of two or three legs. At each end are driven down several spiles. with a grillage formed on top to support towers for the elevator lope. On one of these tower foundations Mr. Newman fell. but before he reached the hard substance. he struck a board which lay across the new deck timbers. That board was in- stantly broken in two. and the helpless {oi-in crashed to the hard foundation. Many willing hands rushed to pick up the apparently lifelees body. and John (laskin. jr.. telephoned for Dr. T. M. Fenwicli, who hastened to the scene with all possible spwd. It was e\pected that life would be extinct and the body mangled when it was picked out from inside the crib. but a heavy gasping showed that.theinan still lived. lie was placed ina sleigh and driven to the shore. On the way in. but while still on the ice. the doctor met them. Then the injured man was still feebly gasping. the pulse had apparently failed to beat. and his face showed a pileness which bespoke n Canal inuirmal hamnrrliaan. l`.ir~ enoweu puenoell wulcn uuspoxu a fatal internal hemorrhage. Vor- bettfa Ambulance in the mean- time hnd been summoned. and arriv- ing ehortiy after the doctor, thedying men was he-tily driven home in the hope of gettin-,1 him hohie femily before life o\- pired. Bub before reaching the door hie spirit book ight, and his bruiped body was roceiiod by his incon-olable wife and iam- ` ily. From the brief examination made hy ` the doctor in wen evident that .-evoral or- = gene hed boon rupt,ured.inr_*ludin;z i\blood- vessel. Had the unfortunete mun fallen I few feet to one side he would hev dropped into open wel.er.wit.h undoub leee focal Ieeulu. The other workmen were coneid- erebly elleebed by the and end ol en honor- ted employee end on eteient. mechanic. The lelnennhle happening won over in one minute. ecercely giving the men time to collect. their thoughhe. | fillinm Na-mun -an Oh: um nl Hi; In`. CQIIUXU `EDIT FHOUKIIEI. . William Newman waa the non of the late John Newman, and was born in this city in 1839. His birthplace was in the home on King ulreeh now occupied by Cnp. Power. In early years he re\-ea deeire for a life of ship ca pen- hering. and gave many proola ot his a apt- , non for that trade. .~\i. ship carpont ring and i iner work, he apent. hia whole t e. and when advanced in years. - hie au~ tivety hadnol. ceased. llu-iandiworli c n be aeen on many ships which lloat on the inland lakot. and so tliocongh VII he in hie trade. that his Pervices veto readily employed. The deceaoed waa a veteran member of the early volunteer re brinde of the cil_v.joinin` that corpa with 1`. Dev. lin, end continuing in itruntil the brigade van made apatniananl depimnent. But over ainee. he has attended everyre that line occurred in the city, giving nble aaainhnoa and ohen linking Ii. lilo lo: we nonknotinn til I": and lxnnrtu H. ..p....; nouunou 31:3,!-aging III Inc lot can promotion i FP\I`ty. 1-] pp. qntly know no hut. but vorkod wl::I Il- dnnpr at ntfcnng. no in: a loading Onngsnnnunds-ouhuoMIIOCO(?.l'. Fotyonnlbowuuutonoi thoJobuIon nun Baptist clutch and IIIII 0! duo Buookocnotllotbodincturch. l;hIpooi. . . 0 widow and an childnn. They In - J. snug. Union. N.Y ; Jonnio. Willuun. Bunuol. Manic. Fumio, Henry. Lillitn. Frederick and Msbol at home. Ono_bro0hoI'. R. Newman, Chicngo, And two amen in Wntooown are nlao living. . 'l`h:. .lni.h nl Willinm Newmnn is. Ill ! "II II)! Sb mm In Ucltidny. Watertown are IMO living. , The death of William Newman is, in- deed, a lamentable accident. The city at large suers a great loss. for he periormed work for the corporation which no other man would attempt. Wbhn the vane or any part of the dome on the city buildings required repairing. his services were in- variably sought. He has scaled the steeple of Bydenbam street Methodist church and placed in position the ball which now rests there. The cross on top of the steeple ol the : Wolfe Island church was placed there by l him, and nearly bvery high flag staff ` around the city has been painted by his - hand. and the halyards run through the towmost pulleys. When Queen street Methodist church was made a ruin by re he stood upon the tottering walla alone and used the pick and shovel. He was the most daring I climber the city has ever had as a citizen, and his astounding feats have saved many F disasters, and consequently life and pro- `- perty. , _-'nn--ugu s-ens-aArl)A|.IQ I The Var, Lgtagt News (_)|-owdod Into The C smallest of Sauce. W. F. Nick`e left: no day for Toronto on ` a bueineen trip. I4`:-ntInrit\L Q Qnlzhnrlnnd. HOUBYOILTGXBB. I hives. 9 Captain George Booth left: for Torontp yesterday to prepare the steamer Persia ' for the coming season. ` (`hinvxan mum um nhrishian endeavor bueineen mp. 1 Frederick S` Sutherland. Houston,Texas. | I I is home spending a few days with relu- r.i man for the coming Chicago wants the christian convention in 1699 and will raise $30,000 for the entertainment of visitors. A 1.......:.. ..,....I. I... Hnnn hnann nn navarnl the entertainment) 01 visitors. Already work has been begun on several vessels lyng in the lmrbqnbbing them out: in preparation for an early spring. l)on t. fail to see the Dmiel Ii. Ryan stock company in My Partner" at the opera house to night. Positively no advance in prices ; 10c . 20c. and 30a. E. .l. Tnvlor. life and son. (Gerald. will prices 100 `..'Uc. and 2500. . E. J. Taylor, wife son, leave for Hamilton to morrow on a three monbha' visit to friends. 1. .-.. a... 1.- ...,....n.,1 nmr. rhn editors of momma vmb no menu. In is to be regretted that the editors of the New York yellow journals were nbb on board the Maine when she blew up. n...v. :..:| n AAA um nminl R Rvnn ntock . board the Maine when she mew up. ` D3n b fail to see the Dmiel R. Ryan stock , company in My Pnrtnet at; the opera house to night. Positively no ad vance in prices ; l0c.. :. Uc. and 30. TM: aftnrnnnn James O'Neil was plac- This afternoon James plac- ed in the police cells on a charge of drunlteunoia. He had a ll ml: of squirrel whiskey in his pocket when taken into cuucody. 'ri..m with A annarnl movement on the will l'Il_nOVI l|"0llI I arur. Olmld McDonald in on the tick lint. Mr. our will move to the houn vocltod by Mrs ,, Bnbcook. Cyrus Harrison will for the out four you-u carry the mail from Uolobrook to \'u-tot. Mstico Untiday MI romovod to Tllllworth. Wllllum u....... _-... inn. lm hmmn vnnnQAd'hIl custody. Thtre was A general on part of merchants to day to erect. awnings in fronb of their places of business. The bright sun of the early spring necessitated the erection of these. . rm... .... ...u ......n..'.... no` Mm Kimrston the erection of these. . The annual meeting of the Kingston right, been and power company took place yesterday, bun as there was not any business to transact an adjournment: of two months was agreed to. nmu. ml on umthn Daniel R Rvan stock months agreed to. lhn't. fail to soothe Daniel Ryan company in "My Partner at the opera house to-night). Positively no advance in prices ; l0c.. 200. and 30c. The ntaamer Bohemian. of the R. & 0. prices lUc.. `:00. and auc. The steamer Bohemian. navigation company e line, in being remo- delled for the lake route. She will sail between Toronto and Montreal with the r-tesmera Corsican, Spartan and Algerian The Passport and Oolumbian will run the Kingston and Montreal route. n.. n.o....1.u-I nunnino` the residence of Kingston and Montreal route. On Saturday evening the residence Lyman Clow, township of Elimbethtown. about one mile west, of Hnllecia achool- 1 house. was totally destroyed by re. The E home, which was a frame one. caught; tire I in the arrob.it. is supposed from bhe chim- I nay. can of the contents were saved. The lose in about $700: no insurance. I 4 ` ---- 1 i New And ynonnua Dlu.-no Alarm: No-; brink: Utoclmen. i (:m.\'I> I~'I..\w, Neb., March 8 -A fall disease has broken out. among she came of Hall and ndjacenb counties. Sbockmen of mi: locuion oi the state are much alarmed sad the cnulo men of other counties are upprohonuiva. because the `disease is ` uploading rapidly. A dczen herda in nu` ninny 1:-to of chi: county no infected he came in true of the adiacent | roe 0! null (`Gunny |reInu:uu:u- now. he same is true adjacent conntieu, though not. quite so bad. The federal government has recognized the seriousness of the dmeeee end eene e veter- innrien to Nebrenk 1. Then otciel hue noh ; arrived yet. but. has been instructed tel hurry this state. Thn one we: referred .` The relorrea to we saw: ul- cinls 1 month :30. At: the time the da- soaae had caused me loss of as number of I cattle. but the farmers and stock men were nobalannad. except: that they did not un- ` dorstnnd the plague. The state oicials could do nothing nu the unto [me no veter- ;....a..n "rha Avnnvh in nmnk diseases at An llelr Apparent In New \'m-I. NI'.\\' Y:-mi. Much 3% ~ The hair appu- ent ol the liolgisn throne. prince Albert. mu 3 pm-sooner on the noun-ship Kniaar Wilhelln Dertroone winch urnved in porn r this morning. In in doclned that he is coming to this country to ; purno his study of poliucnl And to ooqnin into Inmufacturiog mud in- duutrid inlcnlu He is tnvolling in- ' oognito a mom 1 Ruby. He will 5.} onluhiuod in this city and bytbo high of tho nation in Wullmgtoo. The Bolginn n miniuct. count Do Lichtorvoldo. moi tho ' pl-inoo upon tho mar . nrrinl. I0 filth II II. -- -54-I `l___L u A .__._A coulu ao nonnmg nu um lulu uuu uu www.- inuian. The expert in stock diseases I the auto university visited Hall county. `; bub could make nothing out: of the album t.ion. The farmers have termed the di- lease "hoof rot, because that member de- csya npidly after the animal contracts the disease. and before death relieves the vic- him from its suenug at is walking Around practically on the bones ol the legs. n.m lmnnra oi` the mac many uni -n,y nu-vv w-I -uw- -r-J-' | Huh ah. bu nqvqr coon dupes for tho monoy elm: Abernathy ll shown; for : shin spring`: trgdc _ ' I ... .. .., . ____|