Cold Weather Calls for Weather Strip We have it all sizes. The neatest thing on a door or window. Prevents cold and snow from blowing in and saves coal. Also, our Springs are acknowl- edged the BEST in town. See them on all the best doors. We put them on without extra charge. W. A. Mitchell. HARDWARE. A BAD CASE 'of KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED BY DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS, Kidney Troubles, no matter of what kind or what stage of the disease, can be quickly and permanently cured by the use of these wonderful pills. Mr. Joseph Ieland, Alma, N.W.T., recommends them to all kidney trouble sufferers, when he says:--I was troubled with dull head- aches, had frightful dreams, terrible pains in my legs and a frequent desire to urinate. Noticing DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS recommended for just such annoy- ances as mine, it occurred to me to give them a trial, so I procured a box of them, and was very much surprised at the effectual cure they made. I take a great deal of pleasure in recommending them to all kidney trouble sufferers. Price 50¢. per box, or 8 for $1.25; all dealers or The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto, Ont. fs WHO IS YOUR AUCTIONEER ?| W. MURRAY, Jr, Is serving nearly every body now in that line. He has a reputation for good sales, prompt returns and satisfactory settloments. You will be money in pocket by employing 'W. MURRAY, Jr. INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE Mining and Oil Stocks See GEO.CLIFF, 115 BROCK STREET. EVERYTHING IN APPLE PIE ORDER BLACK AND WHITE PUDDINGS, Frankiorts Fresh Pork Sausage, derlom, Cooked and Pickled Pigs Itead Cheese, Boston Baked | Cooked Ham and "Tongue, Bologna, Corn Beef, etc All the choicest round at Myers Pork Market, 60 Brock St. 'I'honé 570 Feet, COMMERCIAILL NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Dec. OPEN, mon Pacific oR Haul nhattan R. Transit Sour ? ples Gas Vestern L non son, thud §°& Nash nsylvania RR 571 oso gi Dd wat \'4 MONTREAL STOCKS Dec. 1st buy. SELL. nay Pacifi ny inh Pacifi v edly 1 tiuth 84 Cor nt ei} shiver iy t 0 s Flect 1 a Xo Sireet & nt mereial » Calbile ontreal "lelegraph Lefephone Colored minion Coal unien Coal al Bank I to Bank Moerchants--Hank Mut its Bank "Cotton Pid. ! 260 170 Halitax 186 {THE 5 PA. EDITION | a curtain SECOND EDITION NEWS ALSO ~ ON PAGE FIVE. NEW PASTOR FOR BROADWAY. Call to Stratford Pastor to Suc- ceed Dr. Chown. Toronto Telegram. ; ? At a meeting of the committee last night, it was decided to extemd a call to Rev. E,: N. Raker, M.A, BD, Stratford, to succeed Rev. Dr. Chown as pastor of Broadway Methodist church. Mr. Baker is a new man to the city, never having filled a pastor- ate here before. His acceptance of the call is contidently expected and hoped for. Mr. Baker has Leen stationed at Napanee, beled: Port Hope and Chatham. Drifted For A Week. The steamer Glenora, some years ago, was supposed to have been lost on Lake Ontario. Tugs were sent out in search of her, but returned with- J out tidings. For a whole week the Glenora drifted on the lake, now driven towards one shore and then driven back again. It was not until a whole week had elapsed that the Glenora was found. The case of the Bannockburn may be parallel with that of the Glenora. The MT. company's big steamer may, per chance, be helplessly drifting in Lake Superior, where it has plenty of space in which to get lost. No one would have the audacity to say that. such a theory true, but there is, how ever, a possibility that it may be so. New York Stocks. Saturday's market' was inclined to heaviness and after the publication of the bank statement prices fell rapidly. The banks lost over. three and one- half millions in cash, while eleven mil lions increase in loans was a disap pointment. The security market, while weak at times, under perfect control. Trading sentiment 1s still bearish and few people look for other than an irregular market for the bal ance of the year. The situation con tinues very mixed and many people believe that the level of prices will be much lower yet before the turn up ward for good. one is seems Saturday Night At The Grand. "The Span of Life" attracted but a small audience at the Grand Opera house on Saturday night. Miss Eran cis, who took the part of Kate Heath cote, the heroine, and Prestop Kendell, in the role of the villian, did good work, and were obliged to respond to call. Considerable interest up throughout the piece, occasionally the acting lapses The Donazetta trio of and their a difficult is kept though into mediocrity. acrobats did splendid work, bridging of the chasm was but well car out yl '" Arizona," Wednesday Night. The London and New York success, Ten- | Beans, | i | writer, | an American play ran for nearly 30 | &1,146. ! traction | night, | with { to be peculiarly fitted for the particu { lar part which he or | this week at I Co.lege "on® Saturday enjoyable: 'Arizona."" Augustus Thomas' power ful play, is conceded to be the best of all the clever dramatic offerings from the creative brain of this. brilliant This bright, wholesome, hum- York unbounded Will be at next. alone, and wherever Grand on city praise the nights i yew has won produced. Wédn =day Inland Revenue -Collections,, account 'of excise at oflice for Novem Collections the inland her, 1902 Spirits, 86.9 : malt, £3.538.56: tobacco and cigars, 83,632.60; bonded factory (vinegar), 8156.16; other i £113.63; total collections, on revenue re 214, last year the collec 4. © This year's ex- year's collections ix November fO.00 last For tions were over 26, Ces The Scout's Revenge. Revenge,' the at- at the Grand, on Tuesdai is the 'most elaborate scenic production of the season, but does not depend on its scenery for its success, for the company has been selected great care, and each one seems "The Scout's she portrays. The Special Mission. The bishop will preach each evening eight o'clock at 'the spe in St, cathe Services 10 'a.m. and George's at cial dral. 5 p.m. Services also A porch climber got 21,000 from the residence of. William Miller, Rochester. N.Y. He took money and jewelry. The dance at the Royal Military night was very Robert Gage, of Riverside, Califor nia, is in the city looking quite vig Orous. The rugby difficulty about settled. at Queen's has been ¥ PESTLE PPPPPPPIP PLP Pd Voy FIRST hp Hed SREpIITIIIIININ rd fering them for, we can turn them out. For $10, for one. 4 Makes One Think of a Good Heavy Comfortable Overcoat. No use suffering with ¢>ld when you can pur- chase one at such remarkably low prices as we are of- We are well stocked because we are alding daily SPECIAL COATS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, which we are selling as fast as These are coats which cannot be equalled by any factory made coat at any price, C LIVINGSTON & BRO. 78, 77 and 79 Brock Street. FSH FEPPPEPEEEPPEEPPPEIEP | | | SNOW $12, $15. Come in and speak asi iit De $5355 P THE ualILY WHIG, MONDAY, ©ECEMBER 1. NEW CITIZENS SIXTY-ONE GERMAN MACHI- NISTS ARRIVE HERE. i Will Labor in the Kingston Lo- comotive Works--A Desirable Class of Workmen--Doubling Capacity of the Work--Not Aimed at Strikers. On Sunday at noon Kingston re- ceived a desirablq addition to her population, the increase being made up of sisty-one machinists, brought out by Corne:i Jermingham, man- ager director, to work in the Locomo- tive Works. The new arrivals are made up of Lfty-nine Germans and two Englishmen. They were secured at Dusseldorf; 'Germany, without anv difficulty, and were selected from over 1,300 personal applicant:, and all hear testimonials of being first-class mechani 's. ! Mr. Bermingham left ber 23rd, saiiing from New York on the 26th. He went direct to Ger- many via England, and made his way to Dusse dorf, near Cologne, a city of upwards of 200,000 inhabitants. It is situated close to Essen, where 'is loca" ted Krupp's famous gun works. Mr. Bermingham was seen to-day and asked about his trip. He gra- ciously gdte an outline of it, and all information connected with the ployment of the new arrivals. he : "I went' direct té Dusseldorf, 8 the centre of the iron manufactur- ing industry in Germany. In that city and immediate vicinity there are fully 3,000 idle, skilled mechanics. In or- der to test the® efficacy of newspaper advertising, | inserted a small ad- vertisement, about four lines in length, in a morning newspaper, di- recting machinists desiring employ- ment in Canada to call at gz certain address RBe'ore noon over 600 had applied, while letters poured in by the bushel: these, of were not opened, for the that time would not permit, and secondly, be cause we had a sutlicient number or ersonal applicants to select from. "1 might add that in Germany it is ustomary for mechaniés to secure testimonials from all employers, Le sinning with the one with whom they erved their apprenticeship. Upon en tering a new potition, these testimon- ials are surrendeyed, and returned up- m leaving. In this way a mechanic's aveer is followed closely. Well, 1 have in my posses sion the highest tes timonials 'concerning these men. They are the cream of the 1,300 or more who personally applied for engage- ment. They are a desirable class of nen to bring to any community, ome of them being college graduates. Most of them have been employed in locomotive construction: some of the m vere formerly employed in the great Arupp gun works, but all are first- 'lass, skilled workmen. want to add, that these men have not been brought here because of he late strike; they have not to take the place of anybody, but wave been brought to Kingston be: 'ause of a determination of the man- wement to increase the output of the works. This could be done' in two vays. To eithersinerease the capac ity of the machinery, by adding addition- tl machines, or by doubling the num- er of workmen. We choose the latter nethod, hence the necessity of secur- ng skilled workmen. We will first he- zin in the machine shop; half of the former day gang was withdrawn to lay "and half the number of "the Ger- nan machinists installed; to-night the remaining German machinists: and half the former day shift will start.in, thus 'nsuring) continuous work in the shop for twenty-four hours. at a time. We will through all departments ahd haugurate a similar system, until the resent capacity of © the" works is Toubled. : "Look at the bearing such a change will have upon Kingston: H means the 'qual of the establishing here of new works as large as ours. Merchants and hoarding-house keepers will he directly benefited, and the whole city indirect lv., We now pay out $5,000 every two weeks in wages; this will be doubled when our new double shift svstem stablished, : Some of these men brought wives and families with thé; who have wives and families bring them out as soon as they be- settled--here-- Thé-men are i vided around among hotels and bhoard- ing houses for the time being. We have guaranteed them a two years' contract, and they are perfectly satis fied. "We had us here on Octo em- Said which Course, reason come go 18 their others are to 'ame a little stormy. weather coming out, having sailed from Liver- pool _on the steamship Tunisian on November 20th. We were carried from Halifax to Montreal on the steamship special, and from Montreal we through to Kingston on a C.P.R. spe- cial, via Sharbot Lake. Yes, we have secured a superior class of workmen, who will make desivable citizens. Un derstand this, however, that had thi recent strike here not taken place, we would have had to take this means of securing skilled workmen, as the sup- ply in this country is Timited.' It has been asserted in certain quar ters that by bringing the Germans here, the Canadian alien labor law has been violated. This is not the cage, and only ignorance of the law re- sponsible" for such assertions. The Can adian alien law stipulates that its provisions shall be applied against those countries only which have such a law directed against Canada. Ger- came is many has not such a measure. Faith Has Cured Him. Woodstock, Dec. 1.--Mrs. wife of Rev. Thomas Voaden, thodist minster thix city, cintly resigned connection with the Methodist and went to Chicago to join Dowie, has received a Istter from her -husband, in which savs he is greatly improved in health, and is able now to walk (izht blocks with ease When Mr. Voaden, the Me of who re hi< church Voaden Teft<here weeks ago," he could hardly we intends- to remain in { joined the Dowie faith Sails On. Wednesday. London, Dec. 1.--Andrew Carnegie, who was to have sailed for the United States a few weeks ago, but was de. laved by. illness, has hooked for Wednesday. passage he | | were all ! has TE -- PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest News Culled From All Over The World. Senator Hanna denies the report that he will resign from the U.S. sen- ate. Edward near Gem, murder is suspected. Mrs. Hattie Whitton, Dexter, Me, arrested on suspicion of having poison- ed her little girl, hanged wht Benjamin Full, of Chicago, while drunk; shot and killed a woman he suspected of having stolen $5 from him. The funeral of Dr. Parker, the City Temple, London, has been fixed for "Thursday next. at Hanip- "stead cemetery. ! Two foolish, engaged young people in Marion, Ind., quarrelled 'over some trifling affair, and the girl committed suicide by taking morphine. The Canadian cabinet 'ministers haye been united to attend 'the reciprocity congress at Detroit and express their views as to its desirability. Pittsburg capitalists have secured incorporation for a company having for its object the improvement of Cape May. The estimated cost is $11,000,- 000. i John W. Williams, Philadelphia, and his-avife, have been jailed, as a result of an investigation into the death. of two of their children, , Whose lives were insured. : Dr. Parkin arrived in Toronto, to- day, and will leave for the maritime provinces in a week to consult educa- tionists there regarding the Rhodes scholarships. Brandon, Man., is "about threatened with a fuel famine. It is almost im- possible to obtain wood in any shape and there is no hard coal, Souris coal being used in wood heaters. Two thousand dollars worth of dam- age was done to Mdredon, Iropside & Fares' abattoir, at Winnipeg ~by fire. The smoke, house canghly fire and the contents were badly damaged. At the nominations, to-day, for the by-elections for the House of Com mons for Maisonneuve, Hon. Rav- mond Prefontaine, liberal, and J. A. Labelle, conservative, were named. Charles Albert, of Stroudsburg, who accidentally swallowed: a chicken bone, tried to remove it with a can-opener, with almost fatal results, a doctor ar- riving barely in time to save his life. Mike Palvoskey, McKeesport, Pa. wants to sue Mary Rovosky for dam- Ages. He proposed to her on Thanks- giving day, but she disappeared before the wedding which was set for Satur: day last. Michael Shields, Buisking, on a hunting trip Ind., was found dead, pastor of electrician of Oma- ha, committed suicide by electrocuting himself last Saturday. His father on his death bed, had said Michael would not live to be thirty, and the thing preyed on his son's mind. Mrs. Higgins, and her two daugh- ters, are fichting Mrs. Augusta Young, in the Brooklyn ¢ourts, over the will of Mrs. Higgins' father, Gilbert G. Young, who left the bulk of his pro- perty to his wife, his daughter get- ting R270. Richard Mansfield is being shadowed by private detectives. While playing in Cleveland two members of his com pany assaulted the doorkeeper of the opera house, and the stage hands have threatened to revenge themselves on Mansfield. > To aid his-testimony on behalf of Frederick Snyder, in suit for. injuries brought - against the People's railway company, Dr. Riley, Baltimore, con- structedg part of skeleton from bones carried Whi pocket to show the jury just how Snyder was hurt. Reading, Pa., getting to hea Wild Goose Chase City. One night last week 3,000 screeching fowls flew the place, became blinded by electric lights, and captured, disabled. Every night several hundred fly low over the city, and are captured. Elec- tricheteées tit blast burnaces are too much for them, Rev. Walter 1s over were Bentley, rector of Church of the Holy Sepulchre, New York, announced at the special No- vémber service of the Actors Church Alliance, that he intends having a completdly equipped theatre under his church, where plays. of a religious character will be produced. In his ser- mon, 'Mr. Bentley forcibly, attacked all Sunday performances. a "JAILED HER GENERALS. Will Keep Them There Until They Behave. Lisbon, Dec, 1.---Three generals were arrested hy order of the queen regent "for inciting the argv to de- monstrations acainst the government. The generals had informed the ab sent king that thé preseiit cabinet must go and Carlos telegraphed his wile to deal with them according to her pleasure. The queen at once ar- rested their excellencies: and means to kid) them in jail until they promise to be good. Portugal has not had such an energetic. ruler for twenty years. " SKIPPED WITH CASH. Accused of Stealing Much Money. sDec. 1.--A warrant for' the arrest of J. Couture, C.P.R. agent qt St. Scholas- tique, Que., who is accused of having embezzled $1,200 belonging to the Do- minion<Express company. Couture was given the money to ship to Montreal, in his capacity as agent of He is Nea. Montreal, been issued has t here United Bank, sup- himseli, and changed it into States 'currency at Dominion and left. the country. He is now posed to be in Mexico. Paying Over The Cash. London, Dec. The ments, mn chasing of Morgan pay connection with the pu- the International Mercan- tile Marine company. are Deing Ar ried out, to-day, without excitement. The Morgan offices are the centre of consiaerahle tivity About archolders of the White Ruyr , the Dor presented them noon and they 200 inion. line Hetore by cl tion the I'he al poration bv | Corporation, been practi To Cure A Cold In One Day. Take Laxative lets. This $ignature on evelgy box; 25.. 6 drrins and "cept in a few Farms, but f ted he ¢ Xprss | : company, ands instead brought it sonal | velt | colonel Bromo-Quinine Tab- Hall to-night. DEATH'S HAND SHIPWRECK MARINERS SAV- ED WHEN END IS NI*AR. On Stormy Sea in Open Boat-- Captain and Crew of the American Schooner Pendleton Brothers Suffer Nineteen Hours and are Nearly Exhausted When Picked up. New York, Dec. 1.--The Quebec com- pany"s steamer Fontabelle, which ar rived yesterday from the West Indies, brought eight shipwrecked mariners who were picked up at sea in an open bot on Saturday evening. The ship- wrecked men were Capt. W. G. Knee land and the crew of seven men of the American schooner Pendleton Broth- ers. The Pendleton Brothers leit New York on November 26th, with a cargo of cement for.Mobile. Almost from the start the s¢hooner had bad weather. The vessel strained badly and began to leak. On the previous vovage the schoon- r had carried a cargo of coal, which in the pumps. This condition was not discovered until they were brought into use and in consequence the water gained rapidly before they could be cleared. At ten o'clock on the night of Nov- ember 28th, the schooner's crew took to their boat and - shortlv afterward the schooner went to the bottom. After nineteen hours' exposure in an open boat to the cold, wintry weath- er, nearly exhausted and wet to the skin, the Fontabelle picked them up. The schooner Pendleton Brothers was built at Belfast, Me., in 1899, was of 672 tons net register and was own- ed by Pendleton Brothers of this city. "A GREAT ORGANIZATION. What Federation of Labour Has Accomplished. Weekly. years ago Harper's o Some the Knights of La numbered one "million, but now their membership has fallen below two hundred thousand. The American Federation of Labor is credited at the present with 850,000 members. On more than one occasion this body has averted the paralysis of business which would follow a general strike. At Chicago, in 15894, for instance, when the American railway union de- manded a general or sympathetic strike of all mechanics, the'executive committee of the American Federa- tion rejected the demand. Again, in 1901, when the Amalgamated Associa- tion of lron, Steel and Tin Workers asked for a sympathetic strike, believ- ing that with such assistance they would be able to coerce the United States Steel Corporation, the Ameri can Federation of © Labor refused to comply with their request. These facts and figures indicate that, ex- trades, American labor organizations have hitherto been too weak to dictate terms to their em- ployers; and, se¢ondly, that the dan- gerous power of ordering a general or sympathetic strike has heen spar- ingly exercised. .- It is the prudent course pursued by the American Federation of + Labor which has led many onlookers to hope, if not fo be- lieve, that the: United Mine Workers will keep: the promise made by Mr. Mitchel: their name--the promise to abide for three years by the de- cision "rendered by a majority of "the commission of arbitration appointed by President Roosevelt. BABY STOLEN TWICE. bor in by. Father in Rochester, Then in Toronto! Rochester, N.Y., Dec. 1. avo Mrs. Evelyn Wright "announ ed that her "husband, John Wright, had taken her eighteen-months-old baby girl and fled. It scems he went to toronto, and while theye the baby be came seriously ill. Then he wired to Mrs. Wright to come at once and nurse it. She 'went, and succeeded in restoring the child to health. © One day Wright went out, and the wiie lost no time in packing up her be- longings, and with the baby in . her started . for Rochester. Attor- ney Horace McGuire made a motion in special term of supreine court" Sa- turday, niorning to have the ~hild ae to. the father: Justice Nash the motion. First [Pwo weeks stored denied TOOK TOO MUCH LAUDANUM. Death' of Young Woman Who Had Toothache. Woddstock, Dec. 1.--The curred Saturday under sad circumstances of Miss Verona Su therland, daughter of William 8S, Su therland. Miss Sutherland had been a great sufferer from toothache and was in the habit' of using laudanum as an anaesthetic. Unfortunately she took an overdose. A physician was imme diately called in and all that human aid could administer was done for her, without result, and the unfortu nate voung lady succumbed from the cfiects, death particularly oc- HATCHET FOR ROOSEVELT. Hudson Bay Weapon Forwarded At His Request. Ottawa, Dec. 1.--Col. Turne States consul, received r through Secretary Cortelvou, request -from President Roose a Hudson's Bay hatchet. The secured a fine one from Colin Rankin, factor for the Hudson's Bay company at Mattawa, and at once forwarded. it to the president. It pos a : pecnling shaped blade, which 1) specially convenient to hang welt. a per for SOs SCS NIRS on a A HOT FIGHT. In Which Hundreds Were and Wounded. Ihe Ir Killed forma :| They are in disorder Crosby & Thornton assembly, Whig Frank Cooke w city to-day. as a in the visitor Brana Coffee (11b.and 2 Ib.cans) Because of its ABSOLUTE PURITY Dyspeptics drink it fearlessly. It tones and strengthens the stomach. : Imported, Roasted and Packed by CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL AND BOSTON. -- To-Morrow Morning... {57% FINE WHITE Full sizes, viz : 334 yards long by 54 LACE CURTAINS, , one. "The real value of these curtains is $2.50 pair. Sale Price a Pair. To-morrow, This lot of Curtains is from the agent of an English manufacture and arriving in Mon- treal too late for the early autumn trade, he sent this lot on to us to dispose.of. Sale Opens at 9:30. All Sales for Cash. JOHN LAIDLAW & SON 120-1272 Princess Street, Kingston. 3 | | 7 seme ete I'm Delighted Wit My { DOROTHY - DODD SHOES You Can't Get Them Except at THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE TAKE A LOOK In Our Window = And You Will See the Best Men's Shoes Made in America, Invictus Shoes SHO E STORE. Geo. A. Slater's x ABERNETHY'