Daily British Whig (1850), 19 Feb 1902, p. 6

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WHAT NEW YORK IS DOING | EVERYTHING IN GALA AT- | TIRE FOR PRINCE HENRY. { The People Distrust Croker's Statement--The Sherif Guden Election Scandal--Calve's New Jewelry Fad. | New York, Feb. 19. Everything is | in gala attire and everybody wears | an air of expectancy anticipatory wo the great plans arranged jor the en tertainment of admiral prince Henry, of Prussia. has been un | kin} enough to hint that with all the | royal surroundings and associations | the distinguished visitor will see | come sights that will wake his eyes {open wide, their magrh- { cence ann splendor; whether not | this is true the fact remains that no thing could be more gorgeous than i the entertainments prepared mn honor | of his royal highness. Although beyond the ealls custom- | ary upon such an occasion no receps ! yion bas beey given to rear admiral count Von Baudissin, owing to state | etiquette, which prevents anything of | the sort before prince Henry has been i entertained, the officers and crew of | the imperial yacht Hoheuzollern have | had a lly good time, and they will leave America feeling a greater friend- | ship for the country than ever be | fore. Strange. too, that among the many | sights which prince Henry will see will | be the steamship Melbourne, which is | being loaded with facilities intended lin a way to do away with certain | German interests in the Philippines. ! The Melbourne will carry to the cast | mineteen steam barges, or lighters, as | well a8 a complete machine shop, a { wrecking outfit, a dry-dock for small | boats and much other cargo The | steamer and much of the vargo are | the property of the Philippioe trans | portation and construction company, { which intends to revolutionize the | methods of transportation in the har { hior of Manila. The pressnt systems are primitive and and moreover the harbor facilities are controlled - hy German, British and | Chinese merchant, "wo that American {commerce is under a disadvantage that: almost amounts to prohibition. [over since its arrival the Hohenzol lekn, the private yacht of the emperor of Germany, upon which prince Henry will entertain, has been the Mecca of the curious, but to-day the crowds will be something like multitudinous, he cause the people are at leisure w ho or dinatily would be at their various places of business. Some one because of inadequate, The members of the present boards of managers of the charitable and re formatory institutions are not enter taining the most cordial feeling - to- ward governor Odell, because of his determination to carey out his pro gramme for the reorganization of the state board of charities. The hill which has been drafted for the pur poe will be even more drastic than | the recommendations 1a his annual 'mossage, and that is say ing a great denl. Instead of twelve members the bill will provide for only five. oach of whom will serve for four vears, provision being made sé that the entire hoard shall not go out of office at the same time. All the pre sent boards will be abolished, and the state board of charities will have so preme power to regulate the affairs and appoint the superintendents and stewards of the different institutions. It seems strange that in spite of all his protestations of sincerity the pub generally seems to put little faith in the announcement that Richard Croker has retired permanently from politics, especially as they concern the management of Tammany Hall. Be cause of the rather general belief that he had placed Mv. Nixon at the head of Tammeny to do his hidding--a fact which has been of greatest an npvance to Mr, Croker and the new jender, Me. Nixon and that he in tended to return again to the helm as in 1897, it is aeported that the ex chieftain of Tammany has arrived at the determination for a number of vears in England, to show that his retirement was genuine and perman ent. 14- seems. as il. everyone whose good fortune it will be to appe - before the prince in any way, has invented some thing novel to attract his roval high- ness' attention. Calve, the famons op- org singdr, has introduced a new fad in owiry in thé form of a jeweled hand harness: This/ remarkable adorn ment grages the singer's left hand and consists of a bracelet composed of tarquoises, Jked by delicate gold chains 4 ise rings, one on each finger, wilh a separate ring on the thumb. "Hath ring is set with an im jnénse tieghoise, the central ove cov ering the eitive space between th knuckles, The harness looks so heavy that one wonders how Mme. Calve can use per hand with grace and free dom. The effect, however, is remark ably beautiful, and it is not unlikely that the fad will be folluwed by fas- hionahle New Yorkers, as it meets the requirements of elegance and ex travagance, two of the distinguish ing featuns of .the ultra-swell set this year. There are only four of the fourteen Brooklyn republicans appoin to investigate - the sheriff Guden election scandal who have not refnsed to wrve., Among those who declined to he associated with the mat ex wayor Schieren," wha 3s gunsistont and Foatepoken in his ation that what the peo is governor's 1 HE mity of Wall street been so disturbed as it is over the collateral tax deci sion of commissioner Yerkes, of the Juterital revenue, The ruling of the de- partment i= that any evidencing the delivery of stock ammse- surity for a loan © of the stock memorandum therein, seenritie disslosed of pledged the tax. A memorandum of delivery made on a continuing agreement i taxed, and so is either substitution" or stock withdrawn from one and to be placed on a new loan. Am: ong brokers the cODEEON op inion prevails that if this rul ing is strictly enforced, the effect will be serious 1t is believed, however, that the imjustice can be.made ap parent at' Washington that there will be a modification the ruling, or possibly repeal of that clause of the Jaw by congress, is Guic! NAPANEE NOTICES. Married To-Day--A Lively Game Of Hockey. Napanee, Feb, 19.--leonard T. Parks, Hay Bay, wiil be marriod to day to Miss Roblin, Redns rsvitle. They will spend a month's honeymoon with relatives in Kansas City. Edgar J. Burleigh amd bride on Saturday for Winnipeg, where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pybus and Lendrick Saul leave to-motrow for Vancouver, B.C, AY. Harshaw is adjusting losses in Rat Portage this week. E. Hall, Montreal, spent and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hall, Piety Hill John 1. - Grapge and bride arrived home on Saturday from their honey moon. The happy couple are kept busy 'receiving x congratulations of their friends. A lively game of hockey 'was play- ed at the rink on Monday evening ke tween the employees of Madole & Wilson and the Robinson company. The former were the winners by score of five to three. : Mrs. (Major) Wood and two chil dren expect to leave about the first of March for their far-away Dawson, Yukon territory. vicit friends en route Dawson some time in June. Miss Alice Neilson bas accepted a position in Petérboro in a large mil linery establishment. Miss Anni» Haw ley has been quite seriously ill for the past two weeks. fire i. in will reach home They and will DAWSON CITY EXCITED. N------ The Threadgold Water Power Con- cessions. Toronto, Feb. 19.~A despatch from Dawson says the order-in-council pass ing the Tieadgold water power coswions was received in Dawson February 1lth, and has caused con- siderable excitement. The general feel ing of the community appears to be strongly against the concessions. At a special meeting of the liberal club stiyring resolutions were passed un animously asking the government to 1esvind the orders. The order gives A. N, C. Treadgold, Sir Thomas Tancred and other mem bers of the syndicate title in fee to all lapsed or vacant placer claims on Hunker, Pear and Bonanza Creeks, and all their tributaries. This in cludes El Dorado Creek, the richest in the world, This leaves of the paying cieeks only Dominion, Gold Run and Sulphur and Indian River that will remain open. con on KISSING PASTOR QUITS. Finds Men Object To His Spiritual Osculation. Liiboln, Neb., Feb, 19.--<A commo tion im local church circles has been precipitated by the resignation of the Rev. H. B. Jeflerson; rector ol st. James' Episcopal church, to take of fect March Ist. Adversé eriticism has been passed upon his practice of kiss ing the young women members of the congregation. His church attendance the fact is laid to the violent opposi tiun by the men members of the con gregation to the custom of the rector. Rev. Mp. Jefierson that he has kissed a number of the explaine that he did so merely in a favherly: or spiritual manner. His wije stands by*him, and says that the custom i= not unknown to the Episco pal church, 'The rector is about sixty years old. World-Famous Vin Mariani, This wos-famous «Vin Mariani is the mos cenble, effective and thor oughly reliable tonic, which builds, unites, braces and sustains the entire system. I is the most popularly institutions sines forty years. 1 your eyes look dull, your pale, sunken, wallow, you peed Mariani. Nothing élse will so imme diately and surely give color to your cheeks, make your ey sparkie, in duce appetite, and restiul sleep, en rich the hiood, aml give forceful en ergy and that activity and healthial ness you were meant to enjoy. At all druggists. Avoid substitute Lawrence A. Wilson Co., limited, Can- adian agents, Montreal. ---------------- Many New Smallpox Cases. Toronto, Feb. 19.--New* cares smallpox ate reported from Whitney, Moorlake station, near = Pembroke. Harwich, Ket county, and South: ampton. In Cambridge tow ip six Bowes . were infeotord, and in Castle cheeks A Lenan village thers have beon twenty one oases all old. Tn Brace township there have heen ten cases in two fami fies. and: in Kineardine, twenty-six cases in five familice. Brantford and Parry Sound are now free of the dis: Base. k ------------ - Just A Minute, Sis, w A saving on eve See our HE "ss and S10. y Bibkiy's.. ---------------- clearing the vic Brown's Bron: he + stam chin Troches clergy CORR ORELLY'S VIEWS. s for a stamp of | two cents for each $100 of par value | Al made on a promissory note calls for | | member loan | | HE THINKS M.P.'S NO BETTER memorandum | THAN JAILBIRDS. Would as Soon be in Prison as | With Certain Members of Com- mons--Just Out of Prison, Dublin, Feb. i%---Conor O'Kelly, of parliament for North Mayo, was released from Castle bar prison yesterday, O'Kelly addressed a mesting at Clare morris, when he said his views in re gard to grabbers: and grabbing were | | unchanged and described {| magistrates as "Pouch and Judy jus to the degree | of | | of their i class of people in { share it. tices. Some of his friends, Ohiected to going to association ail, sed with this feeling, but did Any man, sail O'Kelly, who On, with . Afterwards | resident | be remarked, | i hoeause | a rertain iio sympathi- | not | | had spent six months in the house of i { commons with | figmed in the divorcee ceurt, in {| Zealand, and | horse scandals, who gentlemen the meat and Austrian waz absolutely uncon had | New | | cerned with whatever brand of human | ¥ nature left NOT into contact. TO FORCE VACCINATION. | | Futile Attempt To Abolish *"" Con- | i was made Saturday | { tion' Clause. futiie scientious Objection Feb. 19.-A in London, attempt | the house of lords on | Monday to obtain a hearing for a bill | the clauses in "eonsciéntious the. vaccination abolishing ohjec law, | bui even with a grave small pos epi Génie threatened, the determined. not to government retreat from 18 | its | | present position, intimating that the | | clause | time limit expires next year. | tious" will when It is 'conscien rate be abolished only fair to say that the ' clause did not origi the | with | i the lords, who were forced to take it | { up by the commons. | a | ticle in a well. known wyekly: But why should | { benedicts shiver on the | pose | off their modesty | posing were of proposals, . Lovers Who Won't Propose. This is the title of an gr Lovers who wont's propose. they ? Proposing ness, and one busi- that 15 a serious is not surprised But, there is Let them pro the tables and to launch away for the waiting ones. ! What! Turn let the fair ones propose ¥ Yes, cer tainly, they do it every day. It can be done too without taking the bloom Substlety, and in nocence, and love, too, may form a t effectual trinity, that shall rresistible in the hands of the twenty-three's. Some men ar yful, in extremis that if their pro not done them be done at all wa've had one in mind a long time for ladies and gen tlemen, too, married and single, both We propose that all sesure the best of health by taking Croskery's alm, the finest remedy for. the care $0 has for never wonld our l of coughs, colds, eroup, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. ---------------------- Plan Te Invade Milwaukee. Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 19 and formidable opposition to the old line telephone companies is likely | resalt from the plans to be laid | the meeting of the Wisconsin Indepen , called for meeting dent this telephone compan city to-day. © The | act upon the quostion of establishing | consider | Transit people of towns of has fallen off considerably of late, and' | does not deny ! young women of his congregation, but | | can do for you. an independent exchange in this city The independent companies will also an alliance with the Rapid Minneapolis, are anxions to build a long metallic line into Wisconsin, company has already a line to Snper ior and Duluth apd has a contract for | building a toll ling to Eau Claire and La Crose. With the operation of the independent companies it is pro establish a the chief Wisconsin. e posed to stem would - embrace southern Don't Give In. If you have tried various so-called remedies. and obtained no relicl, dont gay that there is no curs for rheuma tism. 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As a | This | Price | the short, sharp bark of the | | were heard all day to-day in Madison | | Square i kennel club, 206 dogs ave exhibiting their mammers, | the public, which | | came in throngs to admire and pet its | The number of entries sets a | bench shows in this | | good and bad, { friends. Gardens The ever held wad argest bench show in progress, and 2 to new record for | pountry. i of | For Tennis Championship. New York, Feb, 19~That the game 4 by the Westitinster | of tennis still has its ardeat devotees | {is evidenced by the keen interest man ifested in the national tournament to decide the indoor championship, which conpnenced to-day in the Seventh re- | giment armories. The affair is the thicd annual event of this kind and as here. tofore, takes piace under the auspices | of the United States lawn fennis as sociation. The play continues through the remainder of the week. 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