KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY u4, 1902. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. 69TE YEAE. NO. 46, LAST EDITION I---- -- SPD HAT: ia of "oA Derbys Fedoras the newest lintings in Grey, also § Bat departmenrs in the ty. 3 JENKINS % 114 PRINCESS STREET. BY JOHN H. MILLS. Important Auctom Sale of Valuable Furniture, TUESDAY, Feb, 25th. Sd AT THE RESIDEN Hack, Iron Ded, Mar- 'Oliver Mowat, in Terms Cash. 1 A QUESTION OF WORTH. There is a good deal in keeps on his show tables. e are importers question of worth with us, LR, JomSToN HOCKEY MATCH ¥5.. KINGSTON sy Feb, 24th 2 14th Band in attendance. Admission Thin will be one of the best games of the and il' you mise It you will be sorry, MN ¥ "ark. FE gin oh A Si AN EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID AT British American. ---------------------- NICE NOOMS., WITH at ¥ 3 POTS Sr MEN AND WOMEN, Catan Reet. 3 uesian CE 3 Corner of 8 IEMAID BY MARCH svening to Hn n. AS OPERATORS AND now LOCAL MEMORANDA, The Daily Note Book For Whig Readers to Post Themselves By. Gewius is only great patience --Buffon Ladies' hockey maton, Kingston rink, 5 pam Be sure 10 sev the sew Spring Hats at Jenkins. Confidence in a plast of slow growth. --Losd Chathaw. What game do the woves play at? Pitch and toss. f The sun rises Tyowday at 6.43 am, and mis at 5.44 pm. | A pessimist is a man who looks for spiin- ters in a club seudwich. In the sourdh for Lappiases some pecple on- ly succeed In Suding fauit. Auction sale of N. T. Oresnwood's house bold effects, by Jobin H. Mills, to-morrow at 128 Ullon St. Who is the most tender-hesrted mam in the world? The town-crier, becouse he will ery if you give bm a shilling. Tomorrow is the anniversary of the gal lant charge of the Canadians at Paarde burg, leading to the surrender of Cronje and 4.000 Boers. This day in the work's' history : Boers reiate Reilway Hill from British yoder Gen. Buller, 1900; Francis I. defeated ut Cavia, 1025; Chicago chosen as place for work's nie, 1890; seizure of steamer Bermuda by Spauish, 1806; Ballington Booth awd wife retire from commend of Salvation Army a America, 1896. Fine Belgium Crystal Glassware. ¥ of these goods in window. Aline we always carry and can be matched at any time. ROBERTSON BROS. SHAREHO. DERS MEETING. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING oF the Sharvbolders of the Kingston Light, Heat amd Power C be beld at the Company's office, 1 Queen street, King: stom, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of Maich, 1902, ws 3 o'clock p.m., for the election of Directors, and the transaction of general Dusiness, E. MOORE, Secretary. February 24th, 1902 REDEEM THE GOODS. ARTICLES LEFT AT THE REPAIR SHOP of the late Mrs. P. Lamouresux mist be re- dermed with Kingaton, Fob ithe 10g, -" SENATORS FIGHTING , Two Carolina Men Create Quite a Scene. Washington, Feb, M.~dn the senate on Saturday afternoon, a fist fight occurred between senators McLaurin and Tillman, both of South Caro lina. McLaurin arose and said that a statement that Tillman had wade re- harding him was a "wilful, deliberate and malicious lie." Tillman jumped over chairs and struck McLaurin = in the face. A. vicious encounter ensued. Both men clinched and struck franti- cally at each other, when assistant sergeant-at-arms Layton sprang between them, and senators rushed be tween the men and parted them. It was with great difficulty that the men were parted. e senate voted in executive ses- sion that 'hoth the South Carolina senators. were in contempt a re- ferred thd matter tothe committee on privileges and eloctions for further ac- tion. Both Tillman snd MeLaurin agreed to apologize. ---- Had A Serious Row. Cettinji, Montengro, Feb. 2. Sixty- four men reported to have been killed or wounded during a fight which occurred on the Montenegrin frontier, between Albanians and Turk- ish regular troops. The trouhle was due to the recent assassination of an Albanian chief, Mylagzeka. The latter's clansmen demanded the surrender of the murderer, failing which they at- tacked a force of Turkish frontier troops. The fighting still continues. -------------- Dr. Fee Elected. At noon to-day nominations were called for in Ontario hall for the va- cant somt at the board of education, through the resignation of R. J. Wil- son, who represented Ontario ward. Only ome nomination was offered, that of Dr. 8, H. Fee, who was put forth by William Allen, seconded by J. H. Mille. Dr. Feo was declared eo by acclamation, -------- Claims He Is The Best. J. Minifie claims to be ion ice cutter of Kingston. On Saturday he out twenty-two inches of a distance of three feet in thirty-three seconds. I m-------- Don't Miss Secing the new hats at Jenkins'. vou do you may not gel the lu ------------------------ v New York customs men upped a great swindle (i } i 000 of smuggled aboard . K Wilbelm, in charge ronpring HOPE "TWILL SOON END Considerable Improvement at Barcelona STRIKE AVERTED AT MADRID ANARCHISTS TESTING EX- PLOSIVES IN A FIELD, ---- Were Surprised By Royal Guards --A Fight Ensued And Several Were Killed In The Conflict-- Two Soldiers Killed While Dis- persing a Mob In Turin. London, Feb. 24.--A despatch to the Central. News, from Barcelona, states that the:é is considerable improve merit in the situation there. More tram cars are running and the gu. thorities hope that the strike will be ended to-day. The theatres were re opened last night and some of the newspapers are expected to publish to-day, Madrid, Feb. 24. There are now ninety-five tons of freight awaiting discharge at Barcclona. The metal workers have accepted a nine-hour day in Castellon and work has been resumed, The strike that was th:eat- ened in the capital here has been averted. While three anarchists were testing explosives in a field at Sarra, near Barcelona, they were surprised by two rural guards. The anarchists attack ed them, killing one and wounding the other. Civil guards who went to See the handsome pieces ou | Sunday, under the leadership of attempt to rescue the rurals killed one of the anarchists. The other two escaped. Barcelona, Feb. MU. ~Everything is quiet here to-day. Had a Lively Time. Turin, Feb. 24.--Mobs of working men, who are on strike, attempted, de puty Morgari, to stop the tram cars on Garibaldi street. Cavalry dispbr- ved the riote 8. In the fighting two of the soldiers were killed. | CAN'T GO TO SOUTH AFRICA. Will Not Pétmit Dr. Thomas To Carry Out Plan. Chicago, Feb. 24. Dr. and Mrs. Hiram W. Thomas, of Chicago, have been refused passports to visit the South African concentration camps by secretary Hay, of the state depart ment at Washington. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas intended going to Africa to distribute money for use of the camp prisoners. Secretary Hay, it is sta- ted, gave as his reason for refusing the passports, that president Roose- velt would object, and consequently be would not make application for them to lord Pauncefote. Had A Close Shave, Pretoria, Teb. 23.--The members of the Boer government and Jaci Hin don, a train wrecker, had" a narrow escape from capture on the occasion of Mai. Parks' attack on Bothashury on Friday. READY FOR HIS OWN FUNERAL Pennsylvania Man Predicts Death --Clothes Prepared. Pittsharg, Pa., Feb. 24.--Twenty years ago Robert Jellison, Blairsville announced that he was going to die soon. He was well and hearty at the time and people laughed at him. Jellison, however, was sincere, and he gave an order for his burial clothes. The suit was "made, but Jellison didn't die. The clothes were packed away in a ceaar chest and for twenty years they have been preserved by the owner, A few weeks ago a sister of Jellison passed away who had also had her burial-clothing ready for a nuuber of years. Yesterday Jellison called up on one of Blairsville's tailors aid lefy a suit of clothes, with orders to have them pressed as soon ns possible, again saying that his death was near, ------------ In Meniory Of Hugo. Paris, Feb: 24.~Great preparations ave. been completed for the national celebration of the one hundredth birthday of Victor Hugo, which falls to-morrow. The celebration, which which has been arranged for by M. Waldeck Rousseau and his colleagues in the government, will be one of the largest and most imposing scale. Re presentatives of French art and. litera ture, all of the highest distinction, will participate, and the festival will be in a special sense such a one as the masses may join in. The centen nial celebration has led to a revival of popular interdst in Hugo's novels and poems. : ------------ Must Not Show Them, London, Feb, 24.--A despatch to the Daily News, from Berlin, says that ad. vices have been re eived there, 'from St. Petersburg, to the effect that the police. have issued an order to art dealers and book sellers compelling them to give a pledge in writing that henceforth they wil not exhibit por- traits of count Tolstoi. All pictorial postal cards bearing his effigy have been confiscated. Woman Dies ; Girl Is Rescued. Newburg, Feb. 24.--Mrs. Asma B. Hawkins was burned to death last night in a fire at the home of Mre. Lewis Curtis. Carrie Curtis, a young girl, sick with scarlet fever, was res. ---------------------- . Don't Miss Seeing the new hate at Jenkins'. I you, do you not the latest y d may get PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest News Culled From All Over The World. Williane Prest, of Gal, dropped dead while shopy ing, Prince Henry reached New York on Sunday and was heartily greeted. JR. Cartwright, deputy attorney general, may get an Ontario judge hip : Twenty lives have been Jost throvigh the fire in the Park avenue hotel, New York Miss Stone, Mme. Tsilka and ber child bave at last been released by the the Lrizands. Watertown, N.Y., police arrested Joseph Cramer and Nolan Fddy, sus- pected of robberies. Filipino constables Cortez, second in command to insurgent general Malvar. The sole of the Lake Erie and De troit railway to the Pere Marquette campany has fallen through. Judge Noyes, of the United States court, in Alaska, is to be removed for incompetency and corruption. J. C. Macdonald has been appoint ed sub-collector of customs at Ridge- town, vice M.. G. Hay, resigned. The Beaver line S88. Lake Superior from Liverpool, for St. John, N.B., arrived at St. John at noon to-day Two hundred school teachers have sailed for the Philippines from New York on the United States transport McClellan. Michael Bellaire, a livervman of Pembroke, committed svicide at an Ottawa boarding house by taking car- have captured the bolic acid. Friends of librarian Lancefield, of Hamilton, have settled with the guarantee comuany for something over $1,700, It bas been decided to hold the fifth Canadian conference of ' charities and correction at Hamilton, on September 24th, to 26th. George Spence, Cobourg, has been nominated as the conservative candi date 10 contest West Northumberland in the coming election, George J. Fury has been appointed assistant general superintendent of the Lale Superior division of the C.P.R. with headquarters at North Bay. Charles Trick, a respected resident of Cobourg, Ont., died on Sunday of injuries received in a falk upon the icy pavement about two weeks ago. Thomas HeMullen, aged thirty-five, is dead at Dawson Cy. from heart failure. He was first with the bank of Commerce and than a financial agent, The Allan line steamer Tunisian, from Liverpool, arrived at Halifax, on Monday, with sixty-nine second cabin, and three hundred and seventy steerage. Students in St. Petersburg, attend ing a theatre got into conflict with Dvorniks, and were beaten with clubs. Many students were injured and a few killed. Prince Henry had a cordial recep- tion at Baltimore this morning, He was tendered a set of resolutions by mavor Hayes. A chorus of 200 sang German songs, Willian Wyld, Binglishhran. has given himself up in New York, saying he had robbed the Birmingham, Eng. firm of Walsh, Leavitt & Co.; jewelry valued at 85,000. There is a dearth of laborers in the west. Contractors are experiencing [difficulty in obtaining men. The de. mand for good domestics also greatly exceeds the supply. The revenue department of the pro- vince of Quebec han decided to enter a test case against a Montreal drug- gist for infraction of the license law in selling wine, The wholesale drug trade will back the retailers. The bodv of Erastus Fields, a char his eccentricity, was acter noted for found in his improvised hut in a lonely piece of woods eight miles west of Williamstown, N.Y., cold in death he was seon alive was The last time ten days ago, Dr. Seward Webb has purchased four bay horses from lord Minto. They are the -horses specially secured for the royal carriage used during the visit of the prince and princess of Wales. They were bred at the stock farm of Robert Beith, M.P., Bowman. ville, ' -------------- MISS STONE RELEASED. No One To Meet Her When She Gained Freedom. Constantinople, Feb. M. Miss len M. Stone, the American mission- ary, who with Mme. Tsilka was cap- tured by brigands in the district of Salonika, September, rd last, has been released and arrived at Strum- itza, Macdeonia, on Sunday morning, Nobody was at Strumitza to meet Miss Stove, as the brigands had giv: en no imdication where the proposed to release the prisoners. ime Tsilka and her baby were also released at the same time. They are all well. Miss Stone imunediately made herself El za. The first news of Miss Stone's re- lease was contained in a telegram re- ceived by Charles M. Dickimson, the American consul-general at Constanti- nople, from the American vice-consul at Salonika. As Strumitza is near the Salonika. Uskub railroad, Miss Stone will pra- ceed to Salonika without delay. -- HOW THEY TALK. The *' Velvet Glove" Not " The cratic nation. papers concede that prince Henry fills the role of the elvet' glove" with a success Squal to that with which his brother fits the role of the "mailed fist." I ------ in Canadian IIL hitana, Feb. 20.--Mr. Chambetlain cables foligwing to lord Minto : BH. W. Meade. SAC, ill with enteric fever at Vet river, Febrd) ary 18th. Next of kin, M. §. Meade, Brockville, Put, : ; HE REFUSES ALL FoobS A Condemned Murd rer In Hall Jair, UKELY BREAK (N EALTE AS RESULT OF. MENTAL AND NERVOUS STRAIN. He Sleeps Little, But Smokes Much--He is Losing Flesh Ow ing to His Obstinate Will-- Evidently Determined That He Will Starve to Death. Ottawa, Feb. M.For Stanislaus Lacroix, the condemned murderer in Hull jail, has refused fooas. He holds no conversation with his guards apd turns his back when addressed. "Take it away, 1 want nothing to eat." are the words he ut ters when his meals are offered to hima. Yesterday he ate nothing. His last meal was dinner on Thursday. Shortly afterwards the final news of his fate was brought to him and since the he has refused food. Oc casionally he takes a sip of water. The enforced fast and the terrible mental and nesvous strain he is suffer ing under ave developing signs of a break in his health. Unless he par takes of food soon there will be a collapse, followed, perhaps, by death, Last night he slept but little. Hix guards stated, on Saturday, that the doomed man dozed off occasionally into a fitful sleep, lasting at no time longer than thirty minutes: repeated ly be awoke with a start and paced ais cell. His chief solace is his pipe, which he smokes during the waking moments of the night, ax well as dur ing the day. Lacroix is losing flesh under the severe strain to which he is subjected, partly by his own obstin- ate will, In normal health he was a robust man with large heavy features, There is now a drawn haggard look upon his face, the high cheek bones accen tuating the gaunt appearance. Hix four days face is bloodless and his eves have sunk into his head, appearing in con trast with the rest of the face. large and staring before he received news that his case was hopeless, Lacroix spent a great part of his time reading religious books. He does so no long er. The phantom of the gallows seems to be always in his mental eye and he cannot get away from it. He does not retain one position for any length of time and repeatedly paces_his cell laboring at times under great mental excitement and again possessed a sul len mood. He is watched day and rivht by a double guard. When the estimates for the adminis tration of justice in the Yukon, came up on Friday, Hon. Charles Fitzpat vick made the announcement that he wanted this matter to stand as he intended if possible to ve organize the whole system, , -------------- After Cuban Business. New Orleans, La., Feb, AU Ofici als of the Illinois Central railroad are working on plans whereby it is ex pected that traffic between Cuba and this city can be greatly increased. Re presentatives of the traffic and pas- senger departments of the road are now in Cuba to settle the final de tails of the plan. The linois Central now uses the Morgan line of steamers plying between Havana and New Or leans, but it is rumored the company may put on its own line. A systema tic campaign has already begun to interest southerm merchants in Cuba and its possibilities for trade. Slain By Pacific Islanders. San Francisco, Poh. 24.--News bas been received h.ovy of the murder of Rudolph Hanson. an A uerican eitizin, at Port Lot, on the island of Per op, in the Caroline group. He had spent the evening of Januare 10th on the brig John D. Spreck is, whica waz to sail the next day, and went ashore late at night. Soon after he was found dying, hie head having been crushed. It was learned that the as known to the authorities at Strumit: cault was provoked by an argument he had with several natives. The mur derer had not been arrested when the Spreckels sailed. -------- Prince Henry Arrives. New York, Feb. 22, guns of the hall dozen warships the harbor, a lavish display of the colors of Germany and the United States, the cheers of thousands of spectators and a pleasant exchange of international courtesies marked the ar rival of prince Henry of Prussia and his suite in New York to day. The reception was a magnificent success, romarred by a single untoward inci dent, li-------------- Claimants For Biddle Reward. Pittsbwrg, Pa., Feb, 24. The county commissioners held a meeting to day, and heard the testimony of the claim ants for the $5,000 reward offered for the capture of the Biddles. Mors than a score of persons have made declar in ations that they wore instroamental in the apprehension of the escaped mur derers and the commissioners expect considerable difficulty in waking a fair distribution of the reward. WHERE MONEY Will Never Divulge How Ransom | Was Paid. London, Feb. M~Wiring from Coun. | stantinople the correpondent of the Daily Chronicle says he understands | that, owing to the necessity of pro tecting the innocent persons who as sisted them, the American delegates | will never divulge where snd how the | ransom money for the release of Miss | Stone was paid. The correspondent learns, however, that the ruse of fill ing the money bags with lead after | the ransom had "been paid, with & | view of making it appear that the | mission to pay the ranson had fail: | ed, was completely successful. It is | practically certain that the ransom | money goes to the Macedonian com. | mittee. | Miss Stone, continues the gorrespon- | dent, is completely innocent of any | knowledge of the plot to kidnap her. but strong suspicions are entertained about some Bulgarians who accom panied her party or remained behind, | SEEKING DISASTER. And Therefore Blew Up Fine | Assay Offices. { Col., Feb. 24.--Six assay Cripple Creek district blown up by en, women and | Victor, offices in the were wrecked by bew powder early to-day. children, ocoypying the buildings wrecked, were hurled out of their eds by the shocks and sustained 'Serious | injuries. In every instance the object | sought by the wreckers was accom: | plished by the destruction of the of | ficos with their fine equipment and | delicate balances. The authorities are | doing everything to discover the per | petrators of the crime. | -------- QUICK RUN TO CAPE TOWN. a { Victorian Makes Trip in Twenty- Three Days. Halifax, N.8., Feb. 21.--The British | troopship Victorian, with the second | section of the Canadian wountéd rifles, under command of Col, Kv ans, | made a record voyage from Halifax | to Cape Town, She arrived at the | Cape Thursday, only twenty | three days out from Halifax. This is | nearly a week faster than any previ ous transport. The Manhattan, which carried the first section, was thirty days om the passage. Emeralds And Gold. London, Feb. 24. Several members | of parliament have formed a syndicate | to recover the jewels and gold in the | sacred lake in Colombia, Central Am erica, which is formega in the crater of | an extinct voleano close to the em- | erald mines ! Humboldt speaks of emeralds de | posited in that lake worth billions of | pounds, and Indians contipue to find | stones and gold by the water's edge, | alter storms. The Spaniards ade efforts to drain the lake 300 years | ago, but their engineering appliances | were defective, The present sypdicats is attackidg | the lake from beneath its basin, Aj tunnel has been cut and a shaft will | be made to tap the lake, with servens { to eatch any stones that may bn ds lodged and rifles of mercury to arrest the gold. a -- General Inquiry. London, Feb 20. Lord mouth will this evening in the hous of lords propose that a joint mittee of the houses of parlia ment Le forthwith appointed to in quire into all contracts and purchases made by the war office fgr the outfit supply and maintenance of troops in Tweed com two South Africa. The government oppose this motion, bat public feeling over the remount scandal ix so strong that what lord chance'lor Halsbury would call _a sort of an inquiry may be granted may Sr ---------- i Three Years For Insults To Kaiser Berlin, - Feb. 24. Three years' im prisonment, the severest sentence pass ed in recent years for ma jeste has been ingposed on a cigar-maker | lose named Herrmann at Guben. While in toxicated he went around the strects | roaring out opprobious epithets about | the kaiser. It was his third offence. He | is generally regarded as a lunatic. ' -------------- Accepted The Call To Cobourg The booming of | Cobourg, Feb. M.--Rev. H. A. Mor ton, B.A. Nova Scotia, -has accepted a call to the pastorate of Cobourg Congregational church, and will as sume charge some time is April, Kritzinger's Trial Still Om. London, Feb. 34. The trial of com mandant Kiitinger is not yet con cluded. The verdict will not le known until confirmed by Jord Kitch ener. J ---- The latest official list of South Af rican castaltion shows that ws to the | present time the cost of the war in English lives has been 20,210 men. ( ' these 962 were officers The Y.1.C.B.A. has arranged for a grand comcert in the opera house og the evening of March 17th. One of the finest orators in the dominion will dé liver sm address. The building of a new Grand theatre in Quebee is definitely decided upon | It will seat 2.000. ! Manitoba's Referend Winnipeg, Fob. 24. 1t ie the intention of the logislatur: referendum bill go throueh without oven calling "oro division on it. Speeches, will be do lvoned by Moser, Myers and Greenway, but me werions opposition will be offered 1 the Lil ---------- Don't Miss Serving the new hate at Jenkins'. If you do you may not get the latest present to Jet the Jacob * Zinkbam, aged sivty-two, Berlin. met his death at St Agatha, north of this town, by falling nto a well in which he was engaged in rg ting in piping. He loaves a widow and gine children. a : 2, Seleledt bt 2» rr FETT RT TTTT™ 00D WORK, F Our Business 4 TO DO IT. Your Business TO GET IT. Baker's alelidrladal tt 2 8 » a Thre i dernte | with | RUSSELL~In_ Picton, THURSTON At I whivs and tarning GOES. | WEATHER PROBABILITIES. 24h, (10 am )-Mo cloudy aod milder, Tuesday, wed Toronto, Oat, southerly wine Feb ele, hight local sleet SPRIN 1902. New Imported Dry Goods just opened out to-day. New Irish Crochet Laces. New Velencienne Laces, English and French, in all widths. Applique Trimming, Laces Gimps. , New Square Mesh Laces in Ine sertions, Edgings and Wide All- | over Net to match, by yard. Irish Guipure Laces and Galoons Handsome Laces, Black and Cream, with Velvet Applique. Velvet Flower Motifs for Appli- queing. New Black Silk Russian Netts, for Dresses. New Shell Allover Laces with In- sertions to match. New Lace Collars. New Olympic Viyella Albatross for Waists in Stripes, Plain Col. ors, All-Wool and thoroughly Shrunk. New Black and Colored Silks. New Shot Taffetas. New Dolly Varden Louisine Silks. New French Dress Muslins and Foulardines in Dolly Varden ef- fects. ' New Dress Goods. All above are exclusive styles and ean only be seen at our store. New Standard Patterns for March. March Designers, 10 cents copy, $1 a year. Inspection, invited. STEACY & STECAY 100-108-110 Princess Streer. UNDERTAKERS, 8. 8. CORBETT, x DIRECTOR, 281 PRINCESS FUNERAL Nirest, Kingston, Suospmsor to W. M, Dranan, JAMES REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAK Princcss Street. Telephon 137 day ane aight. * T. F. HARRISON CO., Undertakers, 233-235 Princess St, Quality and oficiency the best. Prices the lowest. A. Opw SHERIFY wd Mr WRIGHT At 9th Mr. ad late to Wright of Feb N apres LUFFMAN on William Lula, Mr 17th, vo w dmugh ad Mrx ter SMITH In Iesaronto, on Feb. 10th. to Me, and Mrs. Jompes NB. Smith, a dawgdrier DIED, Feb 161k, yemrs on Jodi Russell, sr, aged chghty two # ry on: Feb 18h, Grace, inlaot dotgbter of Mr snl Mrs. Charles W. Thurston, aged two yoses ssl * o> ten months McKECHNIE~At Toromto, on Feb Wh, Mra. Nesl McKechvie, formerly Miss Fannin Morrison, lste of Napanee, aged thirty. "IX years PARKS At Hambargh South Fredericks burgh, on Feb. 20th, Jennie Mevers, wi of Samuel Parks, sped twenty-eight yo To Do Work In Russia. London, Feb. 24.--The report comes | from Hamburg that two leading Ger man lirms, engaged respectively in manvfacturing arms ' and ship building, contemplates establishment, jointly, in Russia arsenal and vards for building and equipping war out material for railways and public works generally. A representative of one of these firms haw just gone to Se, Petersburg to arrange the preliminaries Look In At the new spring hats opened to- day at Jenkin'. They dre pleases in an "Rilly" Emerson, the famous actor died in Boston on Sunday, aged Gifvy- ! six . : Protect ? ~ Your Eyes From the sun and snow by wearin z a pair of our Smoked Spectacles or Eyeglasses. | Price rom 25c. up; x . A C. JOHNSTON & BRO. ? ' ' ' ' ' : ' ' ' ' ' ' {