Daily British Whig (1850), 2 Mar 1903, p. 8

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Genuine Carters Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of CURE SICK HEADACHE. Drank pure or mixed with anything the MAGI Cale donia Waters are main- tainers of health always. Best dealers everywhere. DR. ALEX. W. RICHARDSON, MSA ie WA i OSTLER, ACCOUNTANT, AND AUDITOR, 200 niversity Avenue. RIT Es Ban! | Bank. .. .. 182 000 ts Bank 71 000 Bank tionale 110 000 Union + kK 140 183 Bank of Commerce w 169 000 Hocheloge -Bank ... 186 000 NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE. . Close. arch 2nd fi On A Florida Afternoon. Miss Dolly Dimplé--Now, if 1 were only a widow-- ajor South--One thing at a time, my dear miss. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. What Is Going In the Business World--The ket News. Over 3000,000 bushels of onions are in cold storage at Canastote, N.Y. wait- mg for an advance in price The Liverpool tramways show a profit of £178,018 on the past year, which is brought up to £178,124 by interest on sinking fund. A leading, Montreal shirt manufacturer stated thut plans for the amalgamation of the shirt mabufacturing concerns is pro- gressing satisfactorily At a meeting of the Maydele Hammer company, Norwich, N.Y six directors, were elected, all of whom are women. It is one of the oldest industries in New York state. It in said that offers of $30,000 have been made for a seat on the Montreal Stock Exchange. The last seat wold for $27.5300 to F. Abraham, secretary-troa- surer of the Montreal Herald o "When it Is considered,' said an off cial of the trafic depart adian Pacific, "that we a train with upwards of ol million dol lars worth of silk hound for Europe, and that we have to keep our cars standing waiting for space, {tis easy to see that we prefer to handle our ocean freight aurselves Live Stock Market. Montreal, March 2.~There were ab out S00 head of butchers' cattle, 150 calves and 30 sheep and lambs offered for sale at the Fast End Abattoir to day. The supplies of cattle were much too large for the demand which' caus" ed a dull market and declining prices. Prime herves sold at about 4Jc. per Ib; medium stock at from 3c. to 4)e., and the common cattle at from 2ie. to Be. per Ib. There were only a few good calves on the market, but small veals are abundant. The former sold at from 85 to ¥9 each, or from Be. to She. per Ib. The young calves sold at from $2.50 to 83.50 each. Sheep sold at drop. 3§e. to de., and lambs at from 4c. to Se. per lb. Fat hogs are lower in price and sold at about le. per lh. for good lots weighed off the cars. Ithaca's Typhoid Epidemic. The president of Cornell University has sent out an official circular giving a detail of the epidemic, The city of Ithaca has 13,000 people, including 2, the city water anpply, from Six Mile Creek. The university has a separate water supply from Fall Creek, and no cases have occurred among the profes sors' families or in Sage College, with 200 young women boarders, or among those who have used the college wat er service. The 57 students in the col lege infirmary are being attended by 51 trained nurses. The number of cas es is now rapidly diminishing, owing to precautions in use of water. In September the university used an [3% penditure of $150,000 for a filtration plant, to protect both city and uni versity water supply, but the precau tion came too late. Here ix a case where a college helps a municipality and has not to be helped by public taxes, as in Kingston. A Young Man In Trouble. Saturday night the police arrested a young man named Power on a charge of drunkenness. A livery keeper also Wabash Atchison we U.S, Steel, Pid 1.8. Steel, com as 38 Union Pacific ¢ . had 96 Amel. Copper 73% 73 Sugar 181 1304 Reading. RR 60F dog 2 Tennaylvania 147 147% iss Pacific ... 111% 100 IPR. 134% 183 Bouthar: Pacifie 68 aly Is. we as « 143 in Rock nr ow " an aot New York Central .. 146 145 0. &0~... .... ww 98 05 BRIiMOre +. ve vi. 5 ------------ Twin Fit. men who are never C.LIVIN » 0 0 0 0 0 et ¢ A Touch of fs, 'Spring Fashion Our fresh new weaves of SCOTCH TWEEDS and ENGLISH WOR- STEDS prove the assertion. of ofir friends that "Livingston's know the best and sell the best. Busy business will find they can save by ordering now. GSTON & BRO, 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. : : © Q ' t)o busy to save 700 students; last week there were 419 | 0 (he other. cases of Fecognired typhoid fever; 75 students are on the sick list, at least A Section Under Water. 900 have gone home, and 11 have Albany. NX... Match 2A . died. It is universally believed that of array Inn As a xwul the sickness ix due to an infection in twelve miles south of Albany 'the en- THE SALE OF A STEAMER TO "GEORGE GOODERHAM. Chief Justice Meredith Did Not Agree in the Recent Judgment of the Master-in-Chambers. Chief Justice Meredith has set aside an order for security for costs in an action brought by W. G. McLaughlin, inventor of an air brake, against George M. Christie, Winnipeg, and the the last three years he has lived in a railway carriage in Canada, demon strating its use. The master-incham bers, under these circumstances, held that he should give security, not be ing resident in Capada. Meredith dis agrees with this : Gault Bros., Montreal, this morning, obtained an order for the examination of 'R. W. Pentecost, of W. R. Brock & Co., brother of A. L. Pentecost, of Hamilton, against whom Gault Bros., have taken action on a debt of $116, A. L. Pentecost swore that he had handed his books to his brother. Final returns from North York give Davis 449 majority, and a total vote of 150 more than in May last In the suit, Randall against the ('t tawa Electric Light company, and Ahern and Soper, the court of appeal, this morning gave judgment on the defendant's motion for leave to up peal. At the rial plaintiff recovered a verdict for 81,000. The divisional court has granted a new trial. and altered the liability ax between the defend ants. Ahern and Soper aked leave to appeal and this is granted on condi tion that they agreed to be bound by the finding of $1,000 damages. Réports received at the HSureau of mines show that Thomas Edison is acquiring interests in mineral and nic kel deposits in the Sudbury dfitiict It is assumed that he needs the mate rial in the construction of his storage batteries. LONDON CARD SCANDAL. Society Gossips Over Dispvte at a Game. London, March 2.-The drawing rooms of the fastest smart set have been full of chatter about a fcandal 5 a card table. It relates to jan un pleasant dispute over a game of bridge and involves grave "fitcudations The vergions of the aliair" ard go nu merous that the truth can be reached only approximately. The has now reached proportions which justify the conclusion of the most prudent 'hostesses that bridge must be suspended at respectable houses. scandal of some Rink Destroyed. Hamilton, March 2.--A fierce fire do stroyed the old Palace rink building. The place has recently beep used for athletic purposes. The building was one of the oldest in Hamilton; was al most all of wood, and it needed the entire efforts of the fire brigade to prevent the flames from attacking the school house of St. Paul's Presbyvteri an church on one side, and a livery tire southern section of this city, ly- ing along the river front, under water, and residents are being con veyed to and from their homes in row boats. No trains on the Delaware & Hudson or West Shore railways have been able to run into this city since yesterday. is Starved To Death. New York, March 2.-Dr. Alexander Stanley Hancock, a practising physi cian, died Friday, in his home He had (been suffering for 5 long time from 5 cancerous growth on the neck which prevented him from swallowing #0 that his death resulted from grad ual 'starvation. He was sixty-five years old, a native of England, and a graduate of Trinity College, Toron to. He leaves 5 widow Wish To Smooth It Over. London, March Rear Admiral Cochrane announces that the war of dent Roosevelt has issued a proclam ation calling for an extra session of the senate to convene on March 5th, at noon. Although the purposes are not set forth in detail the object is the ratification of the Panama canal and the Cuban. reciprocity treaties, Brownville Man A Suicide. Watertown, N.Y., March 2 Rockwood, aged twenty eight, unmar vied, and 'a blacksmith, committed suicide last night by hanging himself at his home at Brownville. \ -- Kant Krack : Rubbers sold only at Abernethy's shoe store g ! I. M. Peterson is the second victim : CONFIRMED IT.| eloped with M ady PROPOSED (~REMONIES. At Queen's University Next Oc- - tober. : On Saturday afternoon, a committee from Queen's wumiversity council and the city couneil met to make arrange. ments for the fornsl installation of Principal Gordon next October. A pro- gramme was drafted, subject of course to change. If is proposed that the cer- Toronto, March 2--~No new bids |emonies should extend over October having been received for the steamer | 1th, 15th and 16th, the installation A. J. Tymon, the admiralty judge, | to take place od the latter day. The this morning, directed a completion of J irologienl building will be formally the sale already made to George [opened on one day, and the Medical Gooderham, mortgagor, for $4,500. College jubilee observed on anoth er. The city will tender the visitors and delegates an excursion. down the river on one of the mornings. For the Friday afternoon following, the uni- versity athletic committee 'will try McLaughlin Air Brake company, of Land have one of the intercollegiate Windsor. The action is to recover | rugby matches take place, probably stock,' but the interesting=point is as | between Queen's and Varsity. The to the plaintiff's place of abode. Fof | committee © will meet again on the 16th to make further arrangements. 00000000000 00000000000 . Postponed. The Christian Science Lec- ture set for to-night, in the City Hall, has been post- poned, as Rev. Mr. Tomlin- son could not reach here on time. The Central Vermont train was three hours late and connection could not be made at Montreal. The lecture will be delivered ° * ° ° ° eo . ° » * . ° e some other night this week. o a» ° LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Was Not Responsihle. Kingston, March 2.--(To the Edi tor): It having come to my ears that was charged with being interested in the pool selling privileges in connec tion with the recent trotting on the ice here, I wish to state that such was not the case. I had nothing whatever to do with the privileges: My name has been associated with the matter simply because the pool money was paid out in my hotel, as it might have been in any other house Furthermore, | fo say raves that upon learging that pools were being paid out on the assumption of John nie P. winninf the 2.30 class, ail vised the pool sellers of their ervor and cautioned them to reserve pay ment until the race had been finished next day, but I was told to mind my own business, that | was not respon sible. The pool sellers; us 1 inderstand the 'matter, are nothing ahead hy their mistake; the money was paid out on the wrong horse, and in some cases was paid twice.--CON. MILLAN. Body And Brain. The remarkable statement is made by the Chicago Record Herald, a careful paper, that about 3,500 persons over one hundred years of age live in the United States. The average age expectancy of life is increasing all over the world. It is estimated that the prolongation of life has gained twenty five per cent. in the past fifty vears. It is added that curiously for every man who has reached the age of one hundred vears there are two wo men, Statistics of most countries con firm this statement. It used to be said that forty was "the old age of vouth," and that "fifty was the vouth of old age." Charles T. Yerkes, in a London interview, said that 'a man was not really ripe for business until he was fifty, being with few exceptions merely an apprentice before that age. Henry Clew's lately said he knew many men who had achieved their greatest successes after they were sixty. Evi dently the theory that the world is for young men is not to go unchallenged. And indeed, perhaps the pathetic truth is that the world is for young men only in the ranks of muscular labor or allied callings, where bodily vigor 'and endurance are of more or as much account as mental force. The brain may not develop more slowly than muscle, but. it may grow for . a greater length of time, and last a deal longer in fighting trim Still No Germs Found. Provincial Health Inspector Bryce has not yet given the official analvsis of the samples of Kingston water sub mitted for bacteriological examina tion. Had typhoid fever germs been found in any of the samples examined, word would have been received days ago: so it 1s concluded that the water so far has _been*found all right. 0 ---- made a charge against him, to the fice has asked his nephew, J. H. Leve T eflect that he had engaged a horse | son-Gower, one of the victims of. the Dresden Editor To Jail. and rig and had returned the outfit | hazing practices ih thé Grenadier Berlin, March 2.--Herr Gotz, editor in a damaged condition, refusing to | Guards, to: withdraw his resignation, of the Dresden Review has Been sen pay the charges Sundav afternoon | and has offered (o reinstate him in | tenced to six months imprisonment he put up 85 ard was allowed out. | another guards regiment Leveson. (at the instance "of the Dresden slice This morning at the police court he | Gower has refused the profiler, for publishing an article Th ' was arraigned, and dismissed. The on the conduct of Police Commiss > Benty he at up wag-"handed over to An Extra Session, Schwartz, who was sent to watch ih LA YRY ecper, Washington, D. C., March 2.-- Presi. | oWn Princess of Saxony when she Giron to Geneva. Typhoid Is Decreasing. During the past week, only two or three typhoid fever cases have develop ed in the city, as compared with ten to twelve in previous weeks. The mal is decreasing, probably because people are taking extra precaution in G. A. | their living General William Booth, head of the Salvatitn Army announced a plan for the establishment of an international miversity for the development of train d rescuers of humanity, "a univers ty of the science of humanity, where nen and women can be trained to re faim depraved women. criminals and Irumkards." There would be main nblishments in London and es New of the three who were asphyxiated ag Winnipeg last Thursday. He way to recovery, Italy not contemplate ceding any portion of her Somaliland posses sions to Great Britain. The permission t to land British #rrops at Obbia, he | explained, was merely an act of cour i tesy. The flood at Pittsburg is slow Iv passing away. Probably 30,000 work men are idle to-day, owing to the v stoppage of the works where they are by high water. does r day in the aty. | Moptreal, of their daughter, Mrs. R. 3). York, with branches in Melbourne, To never re. | ), : J ronto, B ' "aris : gained consciousnéss, but' died about | 1 he Borin snd } , tM } eleven o'clock. Nicholson is on a fair | Tenn. is tw Y mn q oe : 1 Bh iy | : Oo an eter nches | uf (over the danger line and is rising rap { idly. The levees are greatly strained. Last evening a bull dog gained en- rance to the premises of Palice Con table Graham and killed fifteen prize abbite. He captured ihe dog. ' apt. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnston, are in the city, the guests McKel ey, Clergy street. The spring assizes open here on the employed { 20th, bef : \ 2th, before ( Oo \ The J. ) Johnston, Brockville, paid | will Voigt hacalior Boyd. - Ther the city a business, trip to-day. A Portace, Wis, money lender has G. Wilson, Napauev, spent the | heen sw indled out of £3,000, by for |NEWS OF WORLD TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR ' QUARTERS OF EARTH. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From all Over--ULittle of Everything Easily Read and Frederick the Great States The statue of will not be sent to the United unti] the spring of 1901. A city made up entirely of American negroes, will be founded in Liberia. It will be called Turner City. A fire has caused heavy loss at Hali- fax, Moir's bakery is burned and 350 people are out of employment. Gen. W. F. Smith, better known as "Baldy," a prominent fignre of the civil war, is dead, in Philadelphia. The pope signed the promotion of his nephew Count Camillo Pecci, to be brigadier-general of the Noble Guard An Indianapglis jury has indited a couple of faith healers, on account of their connection with the death of an infant. The flooding of mills in Pennsyl vania, has thrown 35,000 people out of employment, with a loss in wages of $325 000. The steamers were sighted on off shore at Morristown, N.S., water. ' s United States Minister Bowen, and his wile have left Washington to at tend the funeral of Mr. Bowen's mother in Brooklyn The Irish race in urged to await the England. Freedom for Ireland Clan na Gael's cry After a four months' of counterfeiters has been located in Kentucky and one of their number jailed. He has confessed. Important developriients have taken place in the Burdick murder case at Bufialo. It is now thought a woman committed the murder. Gen. Johnson; U. S. army (retired) has bought the late Gen. Grant's in Washington for $60,000. It adjoins the Fn nch embassy. Alfred - Knapp was arraigned in Hamilton, Ohio, to-day, for the mur Physicians pronounce Minto and Stanley Monday three miles in open America is being time to strike at is the chase 5 gang house der of his wife him sane, but abnormally degenerate A refined woman, . who left a note saving the was so lonely that she was tire lof life; §uicided },v inhaling chlo roform in a fashionable Philadelphid boarding house Francis Lieb, aU army aencral, walked into a Chicago police tation, and gave himseli up for for gery e disappeared mysteriously two vears ago John Mahoney, an who lived alone in Oswego, was found dead by neighbors owi«binday. There was no fire in the house, and it is supposed he died from exposure Edwin C. Everett, arrested in Bos ton, tellsshow he swindled leather and machinery dealers out of $20,000 worth of suppifs for a plant at Port Henry son of | ecéentric 'man and his plans for getting $10,000 more. No pity is shown prisoners in the czar's dark domain. Col. Grimm, of the Warsaw general staff, one of the most scientific Russian officers, now in Siberia, is suffering horrible tor tures Alexander Caro lost his life, morning, at the steel works, at S) ney, N.S., while shunting cars. wheels passed over 'his' body, mang ling it terribly. He belonged to New- foundland A Mexican shot his son who was sufiering from the plague, to keep him from going to the plague hospi tal, and then shot himself. The plague is gaining hold in the infantry ranks at Mazatlan. Fwo young Boston" women, hoping they might reach the bedside of their dying parents, led a party over the ce floed, thirteen miles from the im prisoned steamer Minto. They reach ed shore safely. Roger James, serving a twelve-vear seritence for purglary at Honolulu, has been identified as Leonard Wilmore, formerly of the United States Infan trv, who was serving a life sentence for treason, in 1901, but who escaped Mr. Pirrie has announced his inten- tion of bringing in a resolution in the House of Commons in about a fort night which is to deal with the "many recent cases of officers removed from the army, or placed on the half pav list." A member of parliament tells me that. this will include Colonel Kinloch' } case! Some 350 Halians employed by the Dominion Iron & Steel Co., Sydney, N.S.. went on 'strike this morning, claiming they were fnirly shovels pot being treated Strikers armiéd with picks gnd paraded the "Streets amd things looked serious for a time, It the police managed finally to dispegse the moh = vo Mrs. Roebling, who took part in directing the construction of Brooks bridge. alter her husband. Col.. Roi + ling, the engineer, was incapacitated | 4+ by paisson fever, is dead at Trenton, | # N.J. She has heen a social recluse, | + since her defeat in the campaign for 2 president-general of the D.AR., after + he had counted upon election + _ William A. French, Dundee, Mich., | 4 former "state land commissioner, died | + at St. Mary's Hospital, Saginaw, + Mich., on Sunday, from the effects of 3 an operation. Mr. French was born 3 at Pelham, Ont.. in 1849, moved to [4 Michigan in 1883, and was appointed | + SonSsiones of the state land office 3 in J8¢ e 'was three rs elected | + hi times elected 4 * +> SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANS 3 + A FULL RANGE 33 33 SOPs : Be WATERPROOF - § : A a ~ COATINGS ON HAND. OOB+4+ + 4444444444444 F040 PP PPE HHH 445 +109 COOL 4 44 LLL IRIS AAD 4440040444044 442 44000 | | ¢ 9 JOHN LAIDLAW & SON b Aone ram CAS PP J - took his young wife with him on his first tion'into the -% Dark - Continent," , Once they were reduced to 'the verge of starvation. Describ- J © ing their worst privations, he writes: "We endured for aff-. Jong while a wretched infu- sion of native corn (wheat) for coffec!" : This illustrates what those of actual experience have learned, that there is little real nourishment in so-called "cereal" or "food coffees," e vitality is found in ; "Suar Braxn © Tn Lib. and 305. Tin tight). a4 (wir tight Nr and shows that tru 2; Seems strange to be talking such summery things when the winter is still with us, but we know there are hundreds of Kingston ;,women who appreciate first choice 'and plenty oh time to consider what you'll /like best. To-day's news is of a lot of our own importations of ANDERSON' FAMOUS SCOTCH Zephyrs, Chambrys and Facny Cottons For Waists and Dresses. Many of the daintiest of these new things will have no chance of becoming ordinary be- cause we have imported only one piece each of many designs. - TO-MORROW WE WILL SHOW OUR | Yards of N O00 Ro giich prints Many of the newest and daintest patterns of this season. 120-172 Princess Street, Kingston. 3 For the Spring Slush. Rubber Boots Children's PRICE $1.50 Boys and Girls Siz:s 11 to 2. PRICE $1.75 Ladies * Sizes 6 to 10. Sizes 234 to 7. PRICE $2 25. Gents Light City Boots, PRICE $3.50. : Gers... Heavy dull finished. PRICE $3 50, AT THE LOCKETT SHOE SIORE. ® 7 Inspection Invited. Crawford & Walsh, BLOCK TIN PIPE genes, TAILORS AND IMPORTERS. | ~ COMPOSITION PIPE All Sizes to Order. | THE CANADA METAL C0., WILLIAM STREET, TORONTO, ONT. POO. ¢ Ree, LLL LLILALL ALLL L404 095404449000 70TH YEAR. . FEBRUARY FU A FEW SPECIALS BALANCE OF THE Sideboards. regular § $5.50 Sideboards, regular 88.50. . ; Woven wire Springs, Fobruary, $1.50. "-£ Extension Tables, $4. 86, etc. Everything. - reduced. tage of these low price: ROBT. J. THE LEADING UND PRINCESS ST. People sing of Home," but fail to which will give them have the way by wi easily realize the real home. Don't d timent--act. DD. A.C 346 KING ST OUR SMALL HAN (OUR OWN CO Are particularly Wedding and Birthd It will be a plea them to you. KIRKPATRICK'S | DON'T DE] Now is the time to |) suits and 'ove s cle fore the rush We make Parker's Dye Work T. E. HAWLEY, Phone 406. 1 A DROP IN LALONDE, Brock str man's and Matthews Cooked Meats, S Mince Meats Etc, at lowest prices FRED LA] 111 BROCK STREET. ~ SHOE POLI JOIN AVIS HAS | Shoe Polishing Store Street, just helow Ope shine every time FOUN] ON SUNDAY, A w con have same at identifying property penses FE DR. ALEX. W. RI] PHYSICIAN AND fice and residence, Kingston. Telepho FURNISHED OR WITHOUT Lle board. Apply , near City Ps TEE ------ TR WANTE GIRL FOR GENEL Apply 234 Bar A GOOD, RELIABLE side work. J. S Brock street HOUSEMALD evening to Mrs King street. WITH u A Hi A COMPETENT WOM al housework, Appl 187 Brock strect - FIRST-CLASS TYP) chenge for' boat Boat Company, Si BOYS 14 TO 15 YEA] will work steadily factory, Smith st Princess street e Picasant wi tir luwperial Company, $1,950 MADE ' BY vear selling our Lies Did you 'ms our lines Allway Marshall & Co, | -------------------------- MEN TO LEARN B All the advantage tice, * expert inst etc., until compet to time. Tools, 4 hosrd given. Chicago. IU.

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