GOLD WEATHER ! You cr ssit ssity gineing to feel the ne- warm clothes. The next thing is for the least money. 9 are certainly I of to get the best value Ours Is The Place be fitted out with your an amount that will con- don't cost Where vou will for so low being vou deal nothing and furnishings. : out of the question. They are with no equal. v neers comfortable with us. v that wich We in clothing gent's Our furs a perfection itseli, -------- JOS. SILVER, (Successor to B. Silver,) 102 PRINCESS STREET. IN HARDWARE: Given to t Reading ee ow Correctly. and proper Satur- be gi be in Prize wiil ven ading will window lay night. W.A MIICHELL'S HARDWARE. | He nave No Coal ot we "se Are have samples touched with gold. given «wv with every sale of gus heating stoves, ning from 1 to 2 cents worth of gas jour. We bave stoves u the natural ca sion to displace your stove no dust; no stor cheaper And we can give u some hieht question by using the ern Burner, oue-half the gas of ber burners, and giving three times the rhit Open evenings. Call and inspect. W. OLDFIN.2 KINa INVESTMENTS tN REAL ESTATE Mining and Oil Stocks See GEO.CLIFF, 118 BROCK STREET. COMMER CIAL. thau on consurui® coal the ¥ wv I, MONTREAL STOCKS. - N else but the very best e First Person in our Wind- | THE DAILY WHIG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14. mms THE 5 PA EDITION" ' SECOND EDITION NEWS ALSO - ON PAGE FIVE. COMMERCIAL MATTERS, "i What Is Going On In the Business World --The Market News. $315,000.000 Britain brews annually of. beer. Great worth Last al me Cierm.n vear Focland exported to Hamburg 1,119,000,000 tons of cul. farms nearly 1,000,000 acres in Central America, which 20.000.000 coffee trees are planted. crop of Lapland has teen a failure the : are_ slaughtering cattle, entire carcasses being sold for as $135. the value of ed the United King ,unsown harvest of the I come 74,000 fishermen. occupy on over As the total their as little Fish hay ants £10,000,000 gdom annumily sea gathered' is land- This by to in is Bangkok, Siam, imported nearly 150,000 i of i wil exported edible y.* from Japan, last birds' worth matche year nests to the value 2 8500,000 to China. telegram received in New York from the As- per tele seeded any Raisin Growers' its price loc. raisins. Another coast reported that the advanced on London layer oram stated that the Pacific | ra sin company declines to confirm resent. Acadia that, in from ! rodiation has box Coast j more orders on seeded for the { The arnual yoar Refining i chading 85, the Su- shows forward ement of Co 109.66 , Halifax, brought the net profit for the 30th, 1902, after was 8110,93606. b 1st vear, vear ended providing for On July per cent. $£40.8850, Sepember depreciation, 2nd on was cent. an intrim dividend «three Ireleired shares, amounting to paid, and a further dividend of five per 8§°8,133.33, will be paid on December 20th, : carried forward, Ar- thus reduced balance to be of per cent. | rears preference interest are bo six A Chalmers church trustee said this "We are incensed over the choir concert last night. church ~was for a sacred concert, but the programme was very much the opposite. We strong lv to applause at any concert in the church, vet this f occurred, and spoiled all good effect. In future we will nat allow a concert in the church it che. entirely sacred and shall that no applause be given. generally heen the rule, but last night." niorning : (Coronation I he given ohject | Trustees Incensed. | | { f | elv { unless require This has it was: hroken New York Horse Show. For the Hore Show at Madison Square Garden, New York city, a special low rate will be offered fiom Kingston, Ont., by the: New York Central; ticlets good gcing Tuesday, November 18th: retuin'ng, llaving New York to and including Sunday, November 23rd. Be ides the Horse Show, the "theatsical attrac tions are the hest offered. Secure necessary information from F. A. Fol gor, agedt, King samt, famous annual ever "ton Injured In Runaway Accident. Dr. Northmore, Bath, brought to the city to day an aged farmer named John Thomas, whose residence is near Path. A team of hoises, driven hy cll man, ran away, throwing him of the rig aud fracturing his ribs. He was, Lesiles, ba ily shaken and cut up. Ir. Northmore placed his pa- tient aboard a Grand Trunk train and broucht © him thé city, James led = ambtlance taking kim to the General Hospital. the out to Carry Special Lights. "Sherlock Holmes" company their own footlichts, besides many other brilliant electric fixtures, at the Grand Opera House last night. In the thipd act, Mr. Keleev breaks a three dollar lamp with a chair, be smas shing 0 fine window, No poot-compatty could stand such--nicht- 1 ly damage. a The used ides Made Train Despatcher. William Cook, night at the G. T. R. Junction for manv vears, has | , bien promoted to be train despatcher at Belleville. Mr. Cook is at present enjovin> a vacation, : operator From The Green Houses. Boston head lettuce, Grand Rapids lettuce, golden and white plume cel ery of the best quality, always to be Carnovsky's, and Miss Harri alternoon had at Miss Nellie ett Smirle MWontreal, davs. Bott's malt extract is pure and costs only 10c. per bottle. . McLeod's drug store only. IFor Hanley lef" this where they will spend a few tor latest novelides in dressing gowns try Livingston's, Ra! Ra Ra Hurrah for Quesn's This cut shows how you can cheer in one of Livingston Bros. up-to-date Raglaneites 'We have them in our Ready-to- "Wear Depart- ment for $12, $15, $18. LIVINGSTON BROS,,| Slatiters & Furnishers, §:77-72 Brock st. MILITIA ORDERS. DEPARTMENT ASKS FOR IN- FORMATION Hard to Dispose of Empty Cart- ridge Cases--Course of Instruc- tion in Gymnastics. Ottawa, Nov. 1l.---Militia orders an- nouice that distiig othicets command ing wil he cood.,enough to submit a return of the nuwpber of Bot water heating boilers and steamheating boil- in use in each' miitary buiiding within their commands, and showing in what particular building each fur- nace is situated and the size; number and maker's name. In future units of active militia, and 1ile associations will, instead of send- ing empty caruidee cases to militia stores, send them direct to the super- intendent of the government arsenal, Queiee, notifving that oflicer at the same time of the shipment, how for- warded and the 'weight. A course df instruction of gymnastics for non-commissioned oflicers of the a tive militia wil commence at the Royal Mil tary College, Canada, on January 15th, 1903. The class will consist of sixteen non-commissioned officers, sperially selected as follows : (ne Royal Canadian Dragoons, one Canadian Mounted Rifles, Royal Canalian Field Artillery, one Royal Canadian Garrisen Artillery, Royal Canadian Regiment (one per reximen- tal depot), seven other corps of active mi tia. Small-pox is reported as epidemic in Labelle county, near here. People commingl: fiely. The disease is of a mild type and nothing is be- ing done to cheek it. It constitutes a wenace to Hull and Ottawa. ers one (hrehee, EDUCATIONAL BILL. Government is Rushing it Through the Conimons. Nov. 14.---The government's scheme," with regard to the education bill, was put in opera tion in commons last night at eleven o'clock, Five clauses of the bill, with their numerous attendant amendments were all closured, and voted without discussion: Members of the ofbposition challenged everv vote, with the result that twenty divisions were taken be tween eleven o'clock and two o'clock when the house adjourn London, "guillotine this morning, ed. .. HOPES FOR PEACE Between the Operators and Mine Workers. Scranton, Pa., Nov. racite. coal strike commission met the first judi ial here morning. : mers' side will heard first. dent Mitchell, opening his :, expressed Lope that ceed in establishing a relationship he tween the or and amine workers that would insure peace and stability in the industry for an indefinite per- od. 14. ~The anth- for this Le in session addr the commission would sae- ope ROSS AND PROHIBITION. Ontario Premier Says He Will Vote For It. Toronto, Nov. 1{.--Premier Ross savs that the report that he intends to circulars to his friends re: rarding the prohibition plebiscite to taken on December 4th, is entirely unfounded. The premier says his views are already well known, and that he will vote for prohibition on December Ith, as he did at two previous plebis- cites, aml when the Scott act was sub- mitted, issue be Changes Made. meeting of the "district Toronto, Delegate William business agent for the Inter- Machinists, charged the Amalgamated Society of Engincers with coaching "handy men," at the hingston--tocomotive Works, "so as to enable them to takes the place et suikers, and read. a statutory deddar- evion =igned "by oneé Dani 1 Jamieson ar | others charging Manager Lerming- ham, Dr. Harty and a policeman with compelling them' to retarn to work at the locomotive works against their will, when they heir way to United At a labor council, boland, aational were on the States, Saved Some Persons. Welington, NZ. Novi 11. ~The 1sh steamer Penguin has viched raft belonging the Bridsh Eimgamite, wrecked On Three Kings Islands, off coast of New Zealand, on November Othe On the raft were eight survivors and the hodies of eicht others of the company the wrecked The survivors doing well. Yirit pa steamer one of the the orth to of vessel are Nothing Lacking Here. Sausage rolls, Oyster patties Cream putis, Charlotte Russc# Chocolate Eclairs, Cream rolls, Api ard je And a full At TT. A. {lied h turnovers, » of other pastries, Ferguson's, King strect. A Grain Blockade. Winnipeg, Nov. 11.--Hon. G. V. Bul via save that the farmers of the North West yTerritories are practically periencing: a grain blockade. He pects that the crop area of thy terri tories. next year, will be double that of this vear or nearly a million acres. People are still rushing into the coun try, mostly from the south. ex eX More Petitions To Drop. Toronto, Nov. 11.--The report curve; t the Zalnst Belleville. Five was dis ur this morn the Belloville before 81,500 Fire At Belioville, Nov. 11. ve | an carly stor at the house anid it was damage was dene. ing Fardware company, (tinguisked #500 done. . thes Mills KING CRISTIAN Has Been on Throne Over Thirey Years. KING CHRISTIAN. Copenhagen, Nov. © 14.--To-morrow King Christian: celebrates the thirty- ninth anniversary oi his accession to the throne. Though nearing his nine- ticth year, the venerable ruler con- tinues to enjov health ana is as Vig- mentally and physically, as many men of sixty. At the recent autumn review King Christian appeared horseback at the head of the column of royalty, the white-haired king sitting his horse like a man of thirty. Only a few weeks ago; while out riding, his horse became frightened and bolted. After a mad race of nearly - mile the horse jumped a stone wall, but through it all King Christian sat as though glued in the saddle. Through his en- tire life his horses have been his chief delight. Each week day he spends an hour or more at the riding academy instructing his grandson in the art of horsemanship. At night, when the cus- tome family party: has dispersed, the king never fails to pay a visit to the roval stables before retiring, feed- ing his favorites with sugar loafs from his own hand. In recent years the king has become more simple in his habits, though he never was in- clined to the display of pomp _and ceremony usually associated with rov- alty. It was only recently that he remarked to his valet, who was gloat to give him a helping hand in dress ing, that he was still able to look alter himsell and would not require the services of an attendant until he grew older. His only tant at tendant in fact. is his Great Dane doo, which never leaves his sie. orous, oh cons VOTE FOR LIQUOR ACT. Away With Bar-rooms and Treating System. Inspector Archibald, of Toronto, the chief of tke morality departime nt, says: "Drunkenness is on the increase. There no doubt about that. Last year 5.082 children were non-attendants of public schools, mo-tlyv throusch want of suitable clothing in consequence of the intemperance of parents." In every department of his work, truancy cruelty to animals, breaches of vie laws, dior lerly houses, gambling, vio- lation of the Lord's day 'act, the in- spector confronted by the diink evil. He says, 1 would most strong- lv support the ligudr act to suppres the bar-room." The prother of a member of the On- gi-lature (who became so dissi- they could [do nothing with him), was sent to Kansas, because of the prohinitory law, with thé hope that he would Leep sober and reform Hoaway the temptation: The-exs periment a The young man has doing well, to the jov' of his friends. All honor to probitition Kansas. Remove the gempration and=von © save the voung men. The liguar act of 1902 widsglose the barqoom and gladden man¥® 4 home. Vote for it, December dth. Remember the mass meeting for only in the City Hall, Sunday next, at Th pan WPI FD Férguson, Esq., one of "the stronoest temperance ora- tors and campaiv of the United States, wil speak. A male quartette wili si I'o not fail to he present. Mecting of executive to-pivht at 7:30 at anti-hav-room headquarters, Meeting of on voters' lists, TAA who can help come. | Song jra tice Young people, | at 2 Mrs. and otha five o'clock head who the is fronn SHUCEeSS, reformed and is was | ! | | men | | | ners Ww. workers at wi h Lo Mrs charge on Saturday a meet < of all students of hize' with this ef: Saturday Sparks, il is At ing at nat thigen s 3 fort. They Knew Him: Not. Munro, M.A., a Qwen's ora- duate of INOS, wandered into the atv to-day to renew old acquaintances, but at the university he appeared to | be a second hundredth Rip Van Win kle. the stizdents knew him nots Finally "Pete" came across a few of his old cronies, and delighted them with accounts "of his adventures, which he told in Latin. He was taken with the rugby teams to Montreal this afterzoon as an "omen of good luck. Peter or io Montcen! GT BR gone at train est and the to the | Queen's Excursion The Qimn's exe 10 Montreal 1253 pan. hut was late, , change excuse n coaches were the Internation: Junction at 1 in all took larger number sion by have nail to the was made, attached wr, which leit Pon. Two. hundred | advantage of the trip, a |) than was expected. k | Was as The Dates Changed. A chanse has been made in the dates for inspection of the ith Regi ment. "AC CTR and CY Perr panies will be ins \ Monday nights =." ar conmrpanies | 1 ne redinlent as al wh "Bi bby' ¥ "The Hn D Have You < hair i L to 1 Co., We ling ton Street. Sm me A -- men's hats latest and best. "Mills & Co., Wellington street. Marce son "high grade neck- be had at Livingston's. ) A Yor George Weld wear only to | New myself to dealing in securities { the ! delegates | Camden, ! tion NEWS OF WORLD TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF EARTH. -- ¢ Matters That: Interest Everybody --Notes From all Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered by the Dear Public. The town of ton, dav. Three families in Ermdale township Peel, and two in Bingham Elgin, have small-pox. Miss Nancy Kane, committed suicide at Lockport, N.Y., on Wednesday nicht. She was nielancholy over the ! loss of her parents. The police have found more evidence that will likely convict voung Perry of the murder of Clara A. Morten at Boston, a few days ago. Theodore * Affars, eighty-one years old, is under arrest at Buffalo, charg- ed With the attempted murder of his daughter, Mrs: Elizabeth Rurley. United States Senator Mark Hanna denies that he is a sick man. He devoting much time to personal busi- ness and is in his office several hours each day. John Davis, negro, was hanged in the court yard at Lewisburg, Tenn. on Thursday by a moh of 500 men, in revenge for the murder of Robert Adair, farmer. A jury at Pittsbarg, Pa., have held Charles Cawley, aged sixteen, for the murder of his mother, and his bro- thers and sisters, five in all: is stolidlv indilierent. Archbishop Bruchesi of Montreal, now in Rome, and is regarded as the most probable new Canadian cardin- al, to take the place of Cardimal Tas- cherau, who died in 1898. Marvland Heights, in Virginia, is afire from the ridge of the mountains to their foot, un distance of five miles, with a southern breeze carrving the flames rapidly northward. Forty persons, who were on board the British steamer, Elmganite, wreck- ed November 9th, off the coast of New Zealand, are still missing. "The ninety 'survivors had a painful experience. An unknown burglar's head was blown off at Eliera, Ohio, and the town council marshal was shot through the hips in a ficht between citizens and robbers early this morn- ing. Sir William Macdonald, testifving be fore the tobacco commission at Mont rel, expressed an unfavirable opinion of encouraging tobacco growing in Canada, saving the climate was not suited to it. A small-pox epidemic is raging . at Rochester. Fight patients were re ceived in hospital within twenty-four hours. Voting hooths have been tem- poratily fitted up for accommodation of the patients. The Central National Bank, Boston, Mass., did not open its doors this morning. The bank has deposits ag- , rexatine about $3,500,000, Excess loans and slow paper are given as causes leading to the failure. Mrs. Helen Costello, of Buffalo, at- temptea to commit suicide by jumping into the rapids at Niagara. A reserva- tion emplovee was lowered from the bridge connecting - Green and Goat islands and rescued the woman. The investigation at Toronto, into the charges against Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, arrested with William Stew art, the counterfeiter, has been en- larged 5 week. The police are of opin ion that Mrs. Raymond's ter _as- sisted in distributing the forged pa- per. : Stephen U. White. familiarly known Wall street, New York, as "Dea- White, has sold his seat on the York: Stock: Exchanoe for 880,- Mr. White "said, "I shall confine in the Olyphant, near Stran- Pa., was swept by fire on Thurs- is He 1s in con' (LER market." The Sicilian police, who heen tryin to capture the bricand, Vatsalone, ' raided of Cammarata on Thursday, taking sixty prison: rs, amongst whom were a marquis, a mayor, and several doc- tors and® lawyers. Ihe formation: of another important sa't coal combination is. in contem- plation. Options are hell on over properties in Indiana. About 5000000 will be 'involved in the proposition. The firm will be known as the Indiana Fuel Co. Admiral Dewev, having command of United. States- fleets en gaoed in the Carribean sea manoeuvres will hoist his flag on the presi dent's yacht; Mayflower, at Washing- ton, December 1st, and sail for the naval bh at Culebra Island. The British Electrical Engineers in tend to accept the invitation of the American institution and will send to the International Con gress to be held in America in 1901. The British engineers are in favor holding the congress at Montreal stead of St. Louis, At the trial oi Paul Woodward, of N..J., charged with- poisoning with strychnine, Prof. Mar University, of Pennsylvania, in- some of the-pai<on into a live which died in writhing ageny, giving the jury ocular demonstra- of + suffering Woodward's vio tims endinred. The general Fran e has end. althouch still holding the strikers The . miners' voted in favor have long notorious district fity ; 82 «combined of in- two boys shall, Je ted frog, thus strike in come to an many of the men are About two-thirds of have returned to work. congy at Lens . had of resumption of work. Ten thousand strikers, armed with clubs and carrving banners gnd red flags, made 5 demonstration at St. Etienne. A few isolated dvnamite outrages are reportea from various Points in the strike region. miners' practically coal ont, =s The Carnival To-Night. That = ple { : arn 1 the the ing [ resentation, wil i he given in, fruits, lavesarrived. Jas. Redden to. Young Georoe iving rgbes. new & and - best on street, rv hath lates Wdlhi tine men's hats Mills & Co. gton's for BEC E CURE CLL S040020000 000000 20000022 1300 000 000000 COAL AND WOOD E.B.EDDY'S MATCHES CREATE FIRE. Our Brands: The latter is indispensable King Edward 1000. 1 ee er ---- 1ion't ex- periment with other and info ior brands UseEDDY'S to the former. No fire can be started with so little trouble as with an EDDY PARLOR MATCH FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. -------- J. A. HENDRY, Agent. Kingston. TONER 00 00000000 0000000000000 00 20000000 0000000 Headlight 500 Ragle 200 and 100. Victoria, Little Comet PEPPPPP 00D roti PP FPF I PEP L E0008 P40000 00000001 2000000000040 000004 i TTS ASMAN ASSN crane nse Ny 2 BARGAINS --FOR { To-morrow, SATURDAY. We Have Just Received 2 Particularly Good Bargains and Will Sell Them To-morrow. Men's Flannelette 34 Nightgowns, Properly made from good . quality flannelette Patterns are neat stripes. Sizes of neck band 14, 15, 16, 17. Regular value of "this qualic ty 75¢. SALE PRICE TO-MORROW FOR THE LOT 40c. Each. 4,8) Fors Wns Bark Cashmare Sox, Good quality, English make, seamless feet, sizes 10 inch., 103 and 11 inch. Regular price 3oc. pair. "SALE PRICE TO-MORROW FOR THIS LOT 20c. Pair. Sale opens at 9 o'clock and lasts as long as the 'goods remain. | | P | 2 | 120-172 Princess Street, Kingston, born An cAaram ann ARN AAAA~ COLD WEATHER SHOES --AT THE-- . Lockett Shoe Store. JOHN LAIDLAW & SON ¢ : Women's Felt Laced Boots, Women's Felt Slippers, with heavy lining and faced with good Leather Soles, 25¢., 50c., 75¢c., $1. Kid, $1.50. Men's Felt Gaiter Boots, good soles, $1.50. it Women's Felt Laced Boots, faced with with fine Pebbled Leather, $1.25. Women's Felt Gaiter Boots, 75¢. Men's Felt Slippers, 75c. to $2. and. $1. $ Misses' and Children's Felt Slip- pers, 25¢. to 50c¢. Women's Felt Button Boots, $1. F. G. LOCKETT, ™ "is 'The Ideal Beverage JOHN LABATT'S | _ondon Porter. Full of the Virtue of Malt and Hops. . | Perfectly Agreeable to the Most ~ Deiicate Palate. JAS. FIcPARLAND, AGENT, KING STREET, KINGSTON.