Daily British Whig (1850), 19 Nov 1902, p. 4

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THE DAILY LY WHIG, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19 When It Comes. To Carving You want a knife which will cut and you want one which | will stay sharp." It good steel to mak: a knife i | of that kind. Here are carv- : ing sc's made of the best You will enjoy them and you will use material. one of find it a pleasure to them. CORBETT'S HARDWARE. A Ch Pa "Social" Brand Teas and Cof- fee's, in 1 1b. and } lb. packages, 25¢., 40c., 50c. 1b. '""Social'"' Brand and Cocoa, 15c., tins. Baking Powder 20¢., and 25c¢. Premium Coupons in each pack- age. Jersey Cream Yeast Cakes. RETAIL. THE STARR CO, 185 WELLINGTON ST. Leen COUNTY OF FRONTENAC BE RECEIVED Clerk, Court SEALED TENDERS WILL at the olice of the County House, hingston, up ww ¢ O'clock am., of the 22nd day of November, 1902, for the undermentioned supplies for the jail for the vear 1903 :(-- barley, oatmeal, cornmeal, beef, pork and mutton, at- salt, per Bread, pepper, pond. Milk, molasses and American coal oil, --------pur gallon, Struw, hand threshed, at of 12 pounds. Peas, carrots bushel. Brdwn family soap, at bars The whole of the at per bundle and potatoes, at Per per_box of 60 above supplies to be of god quality, to be delivered at the jail as required, and to be suhjoor to the approval of the Jailer. or.some- other person appointed thie County » received for parts pplies ts a far fulfilment of contract. W. W. PRINGLE, Esq Chairman . Com. C. Prop. ity ® DWARDS, Clerk Nov. J. Swe County Kivgston, (apriages Carriages EVERYBODY Who has rubber tires on their carriages are well pleased with the ease and comfort they enjoy | in driving, if you have not got them. on your carriage you should send to LATURNEY and have them on and enjoy your drives. JAMES LATURNEY, -CARRIAGE MAKER, 390. Princess St. Kings'or. 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Sold by Drogen aout 1a in plain Tapper ge PES Bottioss Et! alar seus on v ETN il WH ART ) 3 mucous me DON'T yu Til WINTER Bef re ting ve t first sh hh Tow Winter --wil nd them to us 1 repair ough ti hicks he vou all Kir : of carriages - and of room. Call and sce us W. G. FROST, Carriage Palster ied | epublie, THE WHIG -- 88TH TEAR DAILY BRITISH WHIG, published each Seaning, at 306310 King Strect; at $6 per Editi 2:30 and 4 YSEEKLY "BRITISH WHIG, 12 pages, pob- lished every Thursday morning at $1 a year. Attached is one. of the best Job Printing Offices in Canada; Hh stylish and cheap work; il SB. B. PEN SE, PROPRIETOR. I'HE DAILY WHIG. Opifer ver Orbem Dicor.' = ---------------- ---- ROSEBERY ON HOME RULE. Some time ago Lord Rosebery was reported to have mace a speech in the course cf which hd declared against home rule for Ireland. Now he is credited with the admission that for a some development of local power legislation in domestic affairs, it sential. This scheme of local govern- ment might, he England, os- says, be made ap- Ireland and parliament of the business of their purely domestic to and plicable Scotland, relieve "and at the same time ad- minister their own the genius, traditions of concerns, concerns in. con- the habits, the country." So that Lord Rosebery occupies ad- vanced ground on this really -import- ant subject and can only differ with the home rulers in the degree of pow- er and independence at which they aim. The legislatures which exist in Canada, or the state legisla- tures which exist in the J ghoring the want f England, Ireland and Scotland, in el that Westminster be relieved of the glut of business and secure for purely domestic issues they deserve. The question is, How far does Lord Rosebery agree with the scheme of the late Mr. how sonance with and the local are may the attention which home rule Gladstone, or he differ from it ¥ How far is he in harmony with the liberal party upon the subject, or how far is he out of, harmony with it? He the leader of the liberal party in point of His is one of the influential personalties far does is ability. most in Eng- land. which is con- His is the ming tingally grasping public issues in an But party to dircet its policy. The his has from Has orgring al and agoressive Ww av. he stands out from the liberal and does not presume way and shape its strangest his it on this home rule he been feature of career divergence question. misunderstood ? Or has he the change which means reconciliation with a condition of things to which He is the personal friend and conlidant of the king, and his ma- been seeming been undergoing he was formerly opposed ? jesty is soon to visit Ireland and give it the assurance of his personal Is and distinguished consideration. my Lord anticipating events, aad pointing to what the king would like to see accomplished ? That is the inference. It as too, that the government has become more considerate Rosebery is recarded signilicant, of Irish affairs, and that which stined to -add. to the people's it promises legi-lation is de- peace and prosperity. This is the government which found its strength in the Union- ~t the the liberals and conservatives to the home rule bill of Mr. Gladstone, old*man who canse, in apposition [of The grand Westminster of the ingrati His heen for- sleeps in apparently, in advance his He and desertion of his friends, ved, tims. suffered from tude service has not, however, gotten, and it will be _appre-iated the his take up, and carry more w hen successors humbly, on the good work which he laid down--the good werk of legi-lating for the happiness of Ire: land. A VERY SINCERE CRITIC. "J. A. ." (who is understood be Rev. J. A. Macdonald), the Toronto Star upon the first things the remark to writing to of in education, quotes I'roi: Robertson that a great deal lies in the teacher, a great deal more than most people ine. . "The personal ity the he says, **'the imag of teacher," | boards male | having | when 402 Kiog Street East. | ji j ian: and men of their ilk, with quality of his miwd, the vitality of 'his { thinking, the resourcefulness of this intellectual life, elo- in his work--these are the first {things in education." "Thence he pro | ceeds to berate the authorities of ihe | sepondary schools, the colleges and Nor- e retain pro- the inspirational ment mal schools, because they jessors and lecturers "who either never culture lost their intellectual stagna- had any soul or or teaching gift, the non." where the teachers thing ever came but routine and bar- This or who have souls in Dead Out of some of the class rooms Sea of were taught "no venness and the touch of death.' is 'a severe indictment, ong . the direction of and Normal schools, light, secondar y of who have our tught to know. But Mr. Macdonald is not only bard upon the school staff but ke is hard school boand, al city school trustee il educated community. so upon the observ- "The typi an educations curiosity- * in any municipal or gene Nome a ant for ral date, Ol can li little cheap advertising--of schools some defeated polis, some. seeker after a promiuence and | tKis are our To call urately have g ttem how ittel'e tual nobodies, timber such does: fiot' ac descrice them. How can we good teachers, or can we keep them, embryonic Js it a correct | r i YL ? The men who are in the centres ~or would them woolen | er and there a solitary education' ist, have to do with their selection and appointment ?" Thay may sem smart talk, reckl ss but it is and indiscriminate eriti- asm. The average public body not be composed of ideal men, that is in general quali- fit to they But as free of their fications, the which are the school hoard unsuitable material as anv public body can be. The hest. teacher is not the man of literary pose. He is use- ful, a tional council, and not business man of tact The trustee, not politician, generally, men who, places assigned. is more usefui than the and experience. but not more necessary a broken-down not a seeker of not a curiosity, is cheap notoriéty, and because he is desired by the people, and he gives He is selected, oftentimes, his time to a worthy cause without hope of rewara, and without expecting the thanks that should emanatei from a common and grateful people. Perhaps Mr. Macdonald wili permit the Whig to suggest that the teacher he has'in his mind is not available just now, and so cannot be employed by the trustee. The experience of the Kingston that the brighter men and women are not go- and for (1) The prepara- tion is too long and expensive; (2) the rewards are not high enough; (3) the service is short-lived; (4) the con- ditions are changing and the emolu- board suggests ing into the teaching profession, these reasons: ments do not warrant the adaptation of the individual to them. Out of half a hundred applications for em- ployment before 3 committee in King- ston there three which could be seriously considered. That not the fault of the school It could only deal with the material at its aisposal. were only was board. EDITORIAL TIPS. Milligan the higher oritics to do their utmost. He thinks the efiect will be to strengthen the foundations of Christianity. Dr. challenges -------- The railroad - men benefit of the boom in business. are geftine the There is a gentral increase in the wages of the employees. They deserve it. The mayor of Hamilton has no use for the' Modern What does he or the cheapness of the scheme ? Ambitious city does not seem to Telephone company. object to--the newness The be doing itself credit. ---- contemporary, conservative speaks of Hon. Mr. as not being big enough for his office. A course, of Harcourt Have- the conservatives a bigger and a better man ? - It would not harm to name him. do any Calgary has discontinued the use of bell, which is- "a relic of medieval holds to its Curfew its Curfew regaraed as times."" Kingston hell, 'but why The small boy does no one can imagine. not' pay gay attention to it. lost a real friend in the author The boys have G. A. Henty, wonderful of so many stories. like dime novel would The to go. him in the world. then have There woula be no demand for it. France, were many Constance, taxes every dress owned by a woman--over and two, for work days and one for The Revenuc¢ may be desired, the above Sunday. object is not clear. or the extra- vagance. of women. may ned a check. Louis will not be so the courts have com- Boodling in St. popular when pleted their work -in the legislative Col. Butler, millionaire, the last one to go to jail. He has been to test. is sentenced three years' imprison- ment. The Methodist . church in has suffered a great loss in the death . Hugh Price Hughes. As schol preacher, church administrator, publisher, England of Rev ar, editor, and leader of men, he was a great and successiul worken, Though dead his © works will follow. His influence will live for many years. WHAT PAPERS SAY. Easily Identified. Montread Herakd. The man who is long in stocks these days is apt to be short on sleep. Which Is It? Ottawa Citizen. In Ontario it is a toss-up where the prohibitionists or the wine-clerks come under the head of spivit-wrestlers.. Not The Real Thing. Toronto News. The pretender to the throne of Mor- | occo is not the genuine leather. He's werely imitation Morocco. A Timely Suggestion. Hamilton Herald. | Instead of giving his brains to that | Cornell professor to. be preserved in good spirits, Goldwin Smith micht | try to get in good spirits while jet lives. | What An Impertinent Question ? t Brockville How 1m to-day ask Recorder any pass the examinatic mn they now of students. How many of them could have passed jit? ors in Ontario could doet ever May Boycott Mulock. Montreal Herat ' Now that the postoffice department has shown a surplus, some of the con- servatives are petting mad that | they mav in. future refuse to buy | stamps to help the good work along. £0 may necessary element in an eauca_ Would that there" he | { \ | mouse, * ROOMS, Xo. 56 BAY STREET Rideau THE PROPOSED DEBATE. Letters From Messrs. Mudie Ferguson. Kingston, Nov. 19.--(Ta_ the Edi- tor) : Upon receiving an invitation from Mr. Ferguson, yesterday, to at- tend his meeting at the Salvation Ar- mv barracks, I considered that a sub- ject of such far reachig consequence to our citizens should be discussed only after due notice of a public meet- ing. 1, theréiore, promptly replied to the efiect that 1 thought our meeting should be in a public hall not earlier than Friday evening, and that as he was in favor of bringing the act into force he should speak first for one hour, that 1 should then speak an hour, and that each of us should have the right to reply. I requested an ans- wer, but 1 have not received any and I now hear that he commented upon my pamphlet at his meeting last even- ing. Judging from that fact and from the remark of a prohibitionist, that "a debate on Friday evenine would disarrange his plans," 1 infer 1 they do not want the people to know the facts that are against their fana- tical law. I spent much thought in trying to frame mv pamphlet, according to what 1 believed to be the truth, and with- out anv reward or hope of reward ex- cept the approval of my own consci- ence, and when attacked by any speak- er it is only fair that the electors should hear me defend it, and 1 am willing to defend it publicly against Mr. Ferguson or any other orator the prohibitionists can produce. Yours, etc., JOHN MUDIE. and Kingston, Wednesday am.--To John Mudie : Dear Sir,--Replying to your kind favor of yesterday after- noon, I would say that while I would highly appreciate the opportunity to meet vou on Friday evening, that be- ing my last night in this city, it seems impossible to devote it to debate. The thought in mv mind, too, was not the discussion of the Liquor Act of 1902, but the discussion of your booklet which, as vou doubtless know, is be- ing noticed in all parts of the pro- vince. As soon as the work came to my attention, T decided to speak of it and my invitation to you to be pres- ent was given, as' I think vou will un- derstand, simply in the interest of "fair play" that is dear to our race upon both sides of the border. I spoke of your booklet last night and earnestly tried to speak not only fei lv but with full respect, as I think all present will testify. Should it be possible: to fix an hour for joint discussion of the act or for further discussion of the book on Thursdav or Friday afternoon. I shall be highly pleased and 1 think our committee will be glad to act with vours. With mmch respect. Very truly yours, WILLIAM P. F. FERGUSON. PITH OF THE NEWS. En -- The Very Latest News Culled From All Over The World. In a fire at Glasgow, one man was killed and several injured. A converted woman, of Hoboken, d., tells of anarchistic plots to Rs Presicent Roosevelt gssassinated. President Mitchell has been on the witness stand for {our * consecutive days at the strike commission's sions. Taylor and Flood, picked from Brit- ish Columbia, as representatives the all-Canadian rugby team, England, cannot go. The strike of the Ed ses- on to visit coal miners of the Crow's Nest Coal company, at Mac- kie, B.C., has been settled. The miners have resumed work The Great Eastern, South Itastern, and Brighton railways have given no-- to parliament. tice they next vear for tric traction. The Krupp - gun works at- Berlin have been considerably affected by the general depression in business, Several departments including the hammer mills, have not been in operation for three successive days. Augieres, driving a French car, covered a kilometer reddths of a nile) ir twenty-riine séconds. This beats Fournier's record made on' November 6th, by one-fifth of a second. It represents a speed of sev- enty-seven miles per hour. The Clay Workers' Association of Ontario was organized at London, Ont., on Tuesday, with a membership of between thirty and forty. The ob- ject is declared to be simply a gener- al betterment of the trade. In consequence of the attack on his policy in regard to the Franco-Sia- mese treaty, M. Delcasse, the French minister of foreign affairs, has decided to retard the debate on the treaty and in the meantime to neootiate for furthér concessions at Bangkok: At London, Chase, hicvelist, riding a motor hicvele, covered 22% miles and five vards in six hours, establishing a record. Incidentally he made a record for a hundred miles, covering that dis- tance in two hours, twenty =even min utes and thirty-five seconds. Varsity hopes to have the Burnside ruled vet adopted bv the Intercollegi ate football union. It is proposed to have representation in Teronto., next Saturday. from Queen's and McGill for the Varsitv-Arconauts game. Germany denies intention to estah- livh a permanent naval station near the American coast. The squadron now in. Central and South American waters fitted out to protect Germanv's legal rights, will not be permanently stationed near the Atlantic coast. will apply permission to use elec- motor (sixty-hund- TO-LET. 00D HED ROOMS, WITH OW sireat. FURNIS without board, 101 Queen FOUR GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH wi m rn conveniences, at 191 University Avenue. 43 KING STREET, WEST, BEAUTIFULLY situated, facing the Harbor. Reat $240 and taxes. Apply to Kirkpatrick, Rogers & Nickle. steeets; also between Bagot Apply 45 Wil- . ede liam street. 28 Tide 9 ROOMS: HOT _other® dwellings, ..R McCann, § 118 STUART STREET, water heating; Also stores and oflices. J. Brock St. po STORE OCCUPIED BY R. ALEXANDER, NO. 111 Brock street, with refrigerator. fix: tures, eto., and meat trade. Ap- ply to Johm McKay, Jr., 151 pl street. that Nothing is evils of The evil "hurrying over or Rowever, within the reach of al so handy as Hurried Luncheon Bovril ng off ones meals are manifold: or putti depression, and worst of all are nearly always the Retails of this irsegalusity: compel you Whenever circumstances to postpone a meal, Take a fins of Bovril, which can be prepared ina minute by adding a little buiitng water, or may be obtained at any lunch room or restaurant. Borel Sunaivs #4 Wis ueidiing ybpenizseh the best lean beef in the most concentrated and palatable form. It strengthens the system aod gives renewed life and alter fatigue. BOVRIL wants, sire. suits. » $15. Elegant Overcoats THE H. B. Wants life, dash and ginger in his suit. ing, more fashionable curves and kinks than the older and more conservative dresser. We have caught the spirit of the young man's and have spits as smart and swell as his heart can de- The fabrics are new and not a feature could we added to more style into the cut, making or trimming of our young men's Swagger Fall and Winter Suits$7.50, $8, $10, $12, He wants more color- put $13, $14, , $8, $10, $12, $12.50, $14, $15. BIBBY CO'Y., ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, OAK HALL: will do it best ? anywhere. TRY OUR MEN'S SHOES It's time for Fall Footwear. Don't you begin to feel the cold now through the soles of your shoes ? You should be equipped with Winter Shoes--what store If you have $2 to. spend for Winter. Shoes come right here, for we believe we have the best $2 Shoe on 'earth---and you can rest as- sured that, whatever our price may be, you'll get the best Shoe for your money to. be had If you have $3 to pay for Shoes, come here for the same reason. - If you have $3.50 to pay for Shoes, come here for the same reason. If you have $4.50 to pay for Shoes, come here for the same reason. Come here and you CAN'T go wrong. J. H. Sutherland & Bro. Popular Shoe Store. WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT. OFFICE, seoond floor over Mahood's Deas Btore, corner Princess and Bagot streets. Em Wenn ou Bagot strech & BON. anta' Bank Bui Wellington streets. ARCHITECTS, MERCH , corner d 'Phome 212. ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OFFICE » wite of New Drill Hall, near eorner Queen and Momtreal Streets ETC. gENRY Ps pA RH ARCHITEOT, . Market Saqmare. 'Pbeus Anchor Building, _ He Needs It. Ottawa Journal Hon. Mr. Prefontaine. who jc seek ing re-election in Maisonneuve in con sequence of entry to the cabinet ill be opposed bv Alired Labelle, a Mont real lawver. Mr. Prefontaine's maori tv in Maisonneuve 1900 was twen tv-six short of eighteen hundred. and in 1896 was thirty short of sixteen hundred. "Mr. Labelle has our pathy. mn svm-, been in N The : governor-general has vited to the anmual dinner of the Gill medical faculty, of Montreal, n the first week in December. ' MONEY AND BUSINESS. VEKPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE FIRE u ERrOnL. TONDO Available assets, sl, is In "addition to which the lders' have for security the un: potiey, Boldote, have of all the stockholders. Farm and City: Property insured at lowest possible rates. Belore renewing old or giving new business get rates from STRANGE & 8 TRANGE. Agen TO LOAN IN LARGE OR BMALL of WONEY at 'low rites of interest om oily and farm prope: Ly. city and count: B. C. McG Losa and ' posite the Post fl ice. Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN sums {rom onl the usand to ten thous and dol yr pwrticulars opp! ~N GODWIN'S INSURANCE EMT ORTUM, over Fyoress Off a, Market Bomare KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE NGSTO!'. TO RONTO nusivess COLLEGE TORONTO. Largest and best sguipment in re Unequalled facilities for securing positions, 821 Queen Street. 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