- THE DAILY WRIG, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. ------ ee - delivered at Po:t Arthur, for $27 ten. Supposing 'that he can manu- facture az cheaply as the Americans, at £16 a ton, and can sell them at German prices, $27 per ton, to which must added the government hountics, $16 per ton, he has a total of 333, and advantages which are very I'HE DAILY WHIG. much in his favour. - Germany is not, as one paper has Opiter per Orbem Dicor.' put it, playing 4 destructive pam2 in Its evilly dispos d towards THE WHIG -- 69TH YEAR. DATLY BRITISH WHIG, published each evening, at 306-310 King Cet, at $6 per year. Editions at 2:20 and 4 © WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 12 pages, pub- lished every Thu y morning at $1 a vear. | Attached is one of the best Job Printing Household Scale be Offices 'Tp Canad: rapid, wagsh and hen h work; nine Jmproved Tease. s. EDW. J. ENSE, PROPRIETOR. manufactvrers Mr. up avainst Canada. are not THE CRISIS AGAIN ON. Principal of the Weslevan Theologial College, come months Mages, Clorgne. a great doin the thing possible, namely, business at a The United States resorted to_the same tactics some tears ago They are simp ' : : ea depress ; e ; placed his resignation in the hands of I un, anc are only was inferred that he of the college, with the work it had ac the governors. It i ; : ; discount. was disappointed with the status Scout Jo, and its steel makers sent rails abroad complished, and with its outlook, He en " at 817.50 a ton and realized 81.50 per his and heartily into resignation later, the tion of the college according to plan: withd ton upon t'em. The continemeiss of entered reconstruc trade have to be contemplated ynd the experience of to-day cannot he regard od Still Mr. Clergue, with a nidle mill which cost $23.000, which promised success. The reports that the Whig that of the institution has been improved, that the attend- a8 surprising. reached have indicated the position 000, and five hundred men out of em- ONLY $3. Capacity, 1 oz. to 12 lbs. White Enamelled ware Dish. No loose weights. Requires no table room. Always ready for use. Easily kept clean. Try one from CORBETT'S HARDWARE ance of students has been increased, ployment in consequence, is giving a and that inspiring. And yet there is the an- for a time, that is determined to reure. its weneral tone Bas been stimulus to the agitation for 5 duty on rails, and it remains to be seen 'wkat parliament is going to do about it. nouncement, second the principal Dr. Maggs is an able man. He to Canada upon his merits. He has ap ---- FORESTRY EDUCATION, subject, which for provided special schools in Europe, is earnestly came This many years, has been eared unto the people in many ways umportant with and in many capacities and has im- pressed educationists as an earnest, (ngaging the attention of the Ontario progreszive leader. The in the able, and ference is that he is not as hopeful as | 20vernment. I'his province has greatest forests on the continent, and 4 larger area than that of the other provinces of rough and rocky land fit ovly for trees. It is fitting that it should lead the way in making pro- 'ition for the ta preserve and render permanent g valu- able inheritance. The minister of edu- some others in regard to Wesleyan col- lege. It is a small institution, and ex- pensive considering its size. The idea of consolidating it with Victoria Col- lege has been advanced, but not en- tertained for two reasons, (1) that it stu- education of men . CALA [a 4 is wise that the theological of Methodist church through the moulds, that the in _ prestige But not dents the should cation has been, for several' vears, pass same and alive to the importance of making a the occasion of Professor Fernow's lecture Mr. Harcourt pressed himself as delighted that (2) church in Quebec would beginning. In January, 1901, on and in educational lose interest, the college, cannot en- ex- the If you like a good enp of tea try|dure a series of erises. It must be | here on forestry, our "INDIA BLEND" 25¢ , 80c , 8c , 40¢c., 50c. pound. made and permanent and abiding at once and for all times, or- strong = question was receiving attention at a university. Queen's had the reputation of it would be a grand thing for the coun- try established Kingston. In April last, at the laying of the School Mining Harcourt it must sulier in an irreparable way. This uncertainty or unsteadiness in the undertaking new projects, and principalship for whatever reason is exceedingly hurtful. were a school at For best results in bakirg use STARR BRAND BAKING POWDER. EXTRACTS AND SPICES. THE STARR CO, 185 WELLINGTON ST. Cutters i Sleighs Have Your Cutters and Sleighs Fixed Up at Lalurney's, Where you can have all parts properly attended to. 390 Princess St. 'Phone-125 Best Milk =~ Cream AT LOWEST PRICES. Milk selling in every city in Cana- da for from six to seven cents a quart the winter season. ie Claritied Milk company are furn- excelent spectrally for the dol- A DOCTRINE IN PERIL. Reading public opinion in the Unit- ed States, the it not of of buildings, Mr. pressed his appreciation of the educa- corner-stone as it is expressed by again ex- press, is inferred that there is tional work being done here, and de clared that "the government ready to assist in laying the founda- to be an application of the Monroe doctrine so far Venezuela is con- stood cerned. The difficulty is a financial one. as tions of the important department of of The smaller republic has been delibgr- It ready to assume all manner of liabil- has been | forestry in Queen's," meaning course, in connection with the School ately courting trouble. Judging from minister is prepared ities, to incur debts somewhat foolish- | of Mining. newspaper ly and recklessly, to even give guaran- reports, the to tees for them, and then ignore the that the fulfil- ment of its part. The New York Evening Post sagely advocate an even more generous pro- vision for this branch of study, by the establishment of a chair of forest- demands are made for ry in Toronto University. If the gov- "Venezuela is higgling | ernment is prepared to start offi with to many, relying on the remarks that Englapd and Ger- | two schools of forestry, each of which United "States either to give bail for her, or vent the creditors from collecting their over her debts will cover a territory of its own, so to pre- | much the better for forestry, and for the great lumber. intérests of the -ptro- money by? seizing her custom houses. | vince. According to the latest advices from shall do The doctrine never 'made us responsible for of the Central and that such EDITORIAL NOTES. man in Canada Washington we neither. It with large means to give a hali 4 mii- is some up to the borrowings or pilferi transient governments of lion to Queen's College and immortal South America. Fhe only thing ize his name. for on could make us responsible claims would be an attempt or Hon. Mr. Dryden warns the farmers without a to not to expect lull. But he doesn't be hankering for hard times. part to prevent other nations from prosperity collecting what is due to them, and invite them using such force as may be needful to that end.™ It is observed, however, that public | Venezuela Haq helpless and defenceless, is Ottawa has a treasury of 813,000. The thing is and folks think there is some mistake during surplus in the city The ishing prepared, five cents citizens of lars. By are enterprise 'Phone artiele; un- in "sealed jars, thereby saving thousands of ait opimion may be against the delivered precedented, because it is some a quart, Kingston of nature of European power, but two of them, and cause | Ma ab- the case; and it is not one ® out it. killed at level Havelock, Grims- institution you much needed patronizing this helping to build up a in Kingston S567. the strongest, that are making a war- Seven persons Ccross- 220 lings £0 lings Cleveland was prepared to inter United a better case 'than it has to-day. The the Monroe doe principle like demonstration. Some years Mr. vene when this week--at by and Cobourg--by passing trains. When are the farmers going to get the the States had not OUR SMALL HAND COLORED PICTURES (OUR OWN COLORING Are particularly suitable wedding and birthday giits. It will he a pleasure to them to you. KIRKPATRICK'S ART STGRE. PE RFUM ES: FINE TOILET ARTICLES we AND HOLIDAY COODS. oifts protection they demand ? It that each consumptive patient gives tuber Other persons, such is the is that conclusion based on a is estimated in Montreal of 1s not trine which admits no modification by circumstances. It is simply a handy for culosis to five rf and | fowef of its infedion. Still some peo- ple marvel at the lity from his disease. politicians, talk when they have nothing else to do. subterfuce the for | affords them something to about ich rate of morta- STEEL RAH.S. st.el rail at Sanlt has been closed down, and Mr. that show : cartoonist, as United himself Mr. to consul, Nast, the Ecuador, sketched greeted by. a skeleton figure in a box, "Yellow jack Somewhat The before going COST OF late mill Ste States as Clergue has intimated it will 1 odd which was written: until it gets anoghgr or | On stay $0: 9; is expected without de will dead head you. pro- phetice, Temiskaming ratlwav. s being Street Railway company of The Rinrston is not afraid of the digeers. The out cue alleges, rlet for Ger- slaughter ma . and five millions a con luctors' boxes are tossed ab the the with a very defiant' air. n to "Pick dare." man maul year are out of Canada cars among passengers The invita if would oO workmen and the ma- | tien seems be, them vou terial produced hy Canadian labour. What n ( Chicago Inter-Ocean says the of Admiral the Caribbean Sea may remind Euro- Monroe doc The m to be anady do? Ontario has The presence CHOICE The-e roue company The in .a most are that ar cays ap finner local govern Dewey's fleet in propriate and alwavs aceeptable-- "1 its enterprises by . pean governments of the | trine ney th X 3 on: pig we have we shown such a i fog . in thsidies of me 1 2 ment aided many of . : ALE of Never i " ; fre lire to Never held rifts which 4 lady cannot have too y : 2 3 : ani i errible reality. Brit 2 ish and Germen men-of-war se het of of with ticrman the former leader A. Mallory, an ot { and | the patrons, and lately the leader which is high and which onmpete mij DRUC STORE, ted the ry; prote DR. CHOWN' 185 PRINCESS STREET. sells rails, | the: farmers' new movement, lies at bonvsed, the point of death. Hit at a railway crossing by a passing engine, near Co- bourg. He has been an exceedingly able man, though modest and unpretenti- ous. ---- Rockefeller, eoaed hy the ples of Carnegie and Frick, has de- cided to donate $10,000,00 to the Un- ited States people for educational pur- on exam- poses. Giving the people back some of the them oil, eh? Yes, but such a small in per- money screwed out of centage, -- The Hamilton T cannot see what advantage it is to Mr. Willison ws on the fu- ture of the News. As the organ of one the Globe. It all depends man of independent mind and means there is no telling what it may do. "You cannot serve two masters," ete. PRESS TIPS. An Emphatic Order. Toronto Mail. Uwing to thé scarcity of fuel the cold wave has been requested to move on. A Pointer To Willison. Syracuse: Post-Standard. According to the Inter-Ocean the on- ly flaw in the influence of the indepen- dent press of Chicago is that nobody cares what it says. ' Bracing Up The Boys. Hamilton Spectator. Conservataives should promise no votes to grit aldermanic candidates. They should vote straight, and not help the enemy. Workmen's Day Of Rest. Hamilton Times. Vinnipeg has voted against Sundav cars. The working men there want their day of rest. They're taking no chances. ? No Wonder He Was Wise. Toronto Star. After all, 1t is not surprising that Solomon was such a wise man. Didn't he have a thousand wives to point out to him how to hang the pictures and put up the stovepipes ? A Misdated Lecture. London News. "trol." pudley told a Toronto audi- ence yesterday that Christ's second coming would he at 2 a.m. on April 14th, 1911. He is very positive as to the date. "Prof." Dudley should have arranged to deliver his lecture on April lst. FAMOUS ESTATE BOUGHT. Chateau de Grignan New Home of Count Boni. Paris, Dec. 13.--Comte Boni de Cas- tellane has purchased for £60,000 the historic Chateau de Grignan, near Montellmar, formerly the home of Mme. de Sevigne. The Chateau de Grignan originally belonged to the powerful family of Provencal nobles with which Mme. de Sevigne became connected, her onlv daughter having married the head of the house, Francois d'Adhemar, Comte de Grignan, in 1669. The family had been all powerful in the district since the days of Charlemagne. The build- ing was burned in 1792 bv revolu: tionists, but was not entirely de- stroyved. and was restored recently. The bed chamber and boudoir are still pointed out, and the chateau con- tains an interesting series of memor- ials of the celebrated writer and her family. Mme. de Sevigne died at the <hatean in 1697, CAUSING ANXIETY. The Strength of the Archbishop is Waning. London, Dee. 13.--The weakness of the Archbishop of Canterbur which has been increasing. since hi collapse in the House of Lords, on December th, while speaking 'on the education bill, has become extreme. Dr. Thomas Barlow was summoned, last evening, to consult' with the physicians in at- tendance upon the archbishop. After the consultation a bulletin was issued to the eficct that Dr. Temple had lost strength during the day and that his ondition was causing anxiety. Special prayers for his recovery will be offer, ed m all the English dioceses on Sun- day. Stomach '"Scowls."' the seams and fur- that steal ~ into the face, of the sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia and chronic" stomach "ailments 7 Watch the sunshine break in and the lines vanish when Dr. Von Stan's Pine- apple Tablets are given a chance to show their power. One lady, in writ- ing of their eficacy in her case, calls them "A heaven-born healer." 33c. Sold by Henry Wade and H. B. Tay- lor.--120. Ever notice rows Stringing The Cable. San Francisco, Cal, 13.--<The stPamer Silverton has begun the work i ing' the cable from this city Honclulu. President Mackay line will be open on Christmas and that it will be completed to Ma nila Bay next July. Thousands. wit nessed the ceremony at the beach, in cluding school children and public of- ficials. Dec. dav Christmas Neckties. For the last two months we have market. See the verv in flow and derbies. 1, Jenkins, ends 3c... 5c. Pooks for Christmas, A writ rainst flown 1 cad rarding conditions Christy Calendars, at Uglow' to edit The Evening News in place of* to! | es. savs the | been picking up the verv cream of the | patterns | PROF. McCOMB'S LECTURES. The First Lecture in St. Andrew's Church on Sidnday Evening. The first the course of tures, on "The History of English Re ligious Thoughts in the 19h Century," v Rev. Dr. McComb will be given St. Andrew's church, Sunday evening at the usual Prof. McComb takes as his subject : "Coleridge and the Rejuvenescence' of English Théology." His next lecture of service, REV. DR. McCOMB. . will deal with John Henry Newman and the Ecclesiastical Reaction. These lectures which will be conceived in no narrow or sectarian spirit, should prove of great service to university students and the more thoughtful pub- lic generally. Dr. McComb himself man, having studiel theology and therefore, qualified to with authority on such themes. have no doubt but that roe and appreciative audiences will greet the reverend lecturer on successive Sunday of his other subjects Denison Mau an Oxford there, speak We is evenings, Some will be: "Frederick and the Higher Theology' : Benjamin Jouvett and the Critical Movement'; "James Martineau and the Meaning of oi "John Lyird and Scottish ce gion' logy." INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. -- pp Newsy Paragraphs Picked up by Reporters On Their Rounds. Novelties in frames at Uglow's. Just read laylor"s ad., page. 2. Experience worries more men than it teaches. Christmas pictures, artistically fram- ed for gifts at R. Uglow & Co's. Diplomats have merely to mane men, but women manage diplomats, Many men recard life as an altern- ate round of high jinks and hygiene. H. Cunningham, piano tuner trom Chickering's, New York. Orders re- ceived at McAuley's bookstore. Many persons are never quite verent except when they speak money. Special arrangements to get vour photos finished before Christmas. Sit soon as possible at Weese's, Most men's kisses are so cheap that they do well to make their gifts ex- pensive. The poets in leather bindings Christmas. R. Uglow & Co. I respectability could be relieved of its monotony it would no longer be respectable. In washing woollens and flannels, Lever's Dry Soap (a powder) will be found very satisfactory. 2 Good women spend years to build up in a man what bad woman throws in yz day. terfumes, make your selections now. A full assortment. All prices. Me Leod's drug store. Men call on some women to streng- then their likes, and others to, streng then their dislikes. See our 25¢. basket of perfume; 2 bottles perfume and a cake of soap, all for 25¢. McLeod's drug store. Taking the world as a. whole, twen- tyv-five per cent. die before they reach re- of for a over ) the age of seventeen, Holiday books for bovs and for Christmas at R. Uclow & Co's. Happiness. depends so absolutely up- on ourselves that it is one thing we can never. be sure of, It is. only with girls | that chaperons are necessarv, and they ave the girls who wont have them. i folios 'at R. Uglow & Co. indizeretions of speech © and conduct. are the only sure sions , of fect respectability now-a-davs. Men ave safe in ealling themselves the stron sex, for. most women are too weak to contradict them. Fountain pens for Christmas all duaranteed, at R. Uglow & Co's. "The which help von most are those which make vou think the most," often bv irritating vou. It will make hoth you and u good if you do some oi your 'X trading with The Starr Co., 185 hngton street. Presentation ings, at R. Matchmaking because men men to be willing oirls some gilts, books Wel in elegant bind Co's. to hooks low & the too much to take any chan nw about 66 7 7 99 A COMMON COLD is taken hv the skin becoming eolder han i itural. The i t chiliv don will Dy results women | YOU CAN GET AWAY FROM THE PRONOUNCED TWANG OF THE COMMON TEAS BY BUYING seven lec- | | in | | | | "From ANCIERT INDIA and SWEET CEYLOM.* THEY ARE ALWAYS PURE AND SWEET. Prices - $1, 70c , 60c., 50c. and' 40c. per 1b. At Your Grocers. Ey ah TEAS It [rp Rizr ote rd bs Ct re lv CE CEA Ce ii DID YOU SEE BROWN TO-DAY? ) Smith recommended him to us yes- { terday and we fitted him perfectly in a Westminster Overcoat. He was well pleased and said: "Never knew there was such a stock of Ready-to-Wear Overcoats in Kingston." hundreds like him. one ot them ? There are Perhaps you are If you are we want to say that, no matter what price Overcoat you want,we can do better by you than anyone we know of. _ Will you look at them? tion to buy, but a look will convince $6 tc $15 No obliga- you that this is the place to buy your New Overcoat. THE H. D. BIBBY C0, "abe One Price Clothing House, Oak Hall. a ROUND, ke Tin S SQUARE, FANCY. If We Haven't Got What You Want We'll Make It. McKELVEY & BIRCH 69 and 71 Brock Streat Homes ie Hip here of energy you help to m J. S. R. come Open existence extended it. you have and nd learn Saturday Hundreds of to by THERE'S ONE FOR YOU the : happy in this our right city the ambition how sort owe assist- method Will we hones ? cCANN, ever ings SI Brock Street, Next to Wade's. MAYORALTY 1903 To the Electors of Kingston : LADIES AND GENTLEMEN --~As didate for Mayor for 1903, I respectfully so- licit your votes and influence to elect me. C. J. GRAHAM. NN) a oOan- MAYORALTY 19203 To the Electors of Kingston : LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :--I am a ocan- lidate for the mayoralty for the year 1003, and respeothully cek for yeur votes and in- fuence on my behalf, J. T. WEITE. ZR EIN MAYORALTY 1903 To the Electors of Kingston : LADIES AND GENTLEMEN i=l reapeot- fully solicit your votes amd influence to elect J. HR. BELL. TO Meat The only everything. Meat, Suit, Nuts, for | cutter Bread, making | sausage, cake, etc. Guaranteed or oney Chopper. that Only $1.50. Ww. A. Mitchell. I ASK TO SEE THE Universal _lehops Savory, refur 1 mince-meat, FURNISHED WITIt on WITHO! i ROOXS HOA GOOD i es, a and Macdonald a party of | Earl street. ue as Mayor for 1908, Christmas at Smith Bros. Will be Brighter Canes and and Better Umbrellas, than Ever. j Chains and Gift Selection Made Easy and Goods Put Away for Future Delivery | Picked While the Stock is Complete. Lockets, | Diarhonds, | Pearl Sunbursts Rings and Vatches, { Cuff Links | Bracelets, | Novelties in Select Now, ™ Gun Metal and Easy Prices. Silver. 350 King St. WHO IS YOUR AUCTIONEER ? W. MURRAY, Jr., Ts serving nearly every tody now in that aNon for good subs settl . He hes a reg Yon will te aor pocket *% IY! > W. MURR. satisfactory v in hv Y, Ii Auction Sales. SAVE MONEY ; BY EMPrLOvVI? G ALLEN & SON, Auctioneers,