:| $ | i L | | | 3 ' ie ch as 1 many others. s for Tailor-made \W & SON Pred mr via, | | | | >W ring NG. - {OTICE he cheaper goods as in ¢ is in the quality. Il show that we know d shoes at low prices. SHOE STORE py Now Is The Tine 0 Buy Furniturf Before We Put On the Atvasce. Special 'inducements to' buyers on our present Sideboard, Extension Tables, Bed-rpom. and Parlor Suites. Best 'goods at lowest prices " " " The handsome brick residence of Mr, Charles: H, Maitin, ~ °° NO. 323 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, Containing 9 rooms, furnace, and ail modern improvements.' As Mr. Martin is Jeaving 'the « City, * this, propriy can be bought at a bargain. J. S. R. McCANN, 51 BROOK STREET, ' NEXT TO WADE'S. A FULL RANGE OER I | Oe LL Qi < 3 8 LR LBB | SS "" BOATINGS: 'ON HAND. Inspection Invited. Crawford & 'Walsh, TAILOAS AND IMPORTERS. 4 4 4 > : "LE ROI 5 SHARES. ; - shares 'fagmerly stood at 4 «£10 ($50.) 2 The present priteis £1 ($7.50). i wale 'R5 ($25). Oarried. on Londen Stock Ex. change, $150; margin for 100 shares. REGINALD CAMERON BROWN, Go Temple Building, Forapto. rrespon , members Toron- § to, New York and London 'Stock Exchanges. ES 1.4 WANTED, CHAMBERMAID AT GRAND UNION Hotel at once. A ------------------ee AN EXPERIENCED COOK, APPLY TO 81 King: street. -------------------------------------- A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN FOR OUT- Ads. work. J. "8. R. McCann, s1 ee -------------------------- MAID ROR GENERAL HOUSE WORK. A to Mrs. Lawrence Lockett, 54. Welli Street. A SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP, cot hours. Address "D'" Whig office. A -------------------------------------------------- AT ONCE A 600OD ' GENERAL SER- vant. No washing. Apply to Mrs. A &.- Oliver," corner King snd - Gore \ streets, ee ee ------------ AT ONCE A COOK, APPLY IN THEL in betw, ¢ and ning iE Site N. Sedart. Losiie, 208 Bagot street. © | BOYS. 1 er) or WHO Ea TO i A Bona x factory, Smith stesty opposite 7350 Princess 'street. 2 A Found! The Daily Note Book For Whig Readers to Post Thesiselves By. Skating club Saturday svening. To-morrow is the second Sunday L. Kleven hours and twenty-nine minutes of sun to-day. Mrs. jon"s meetings to-morrow. See local column. ? Head the advertisement of Alabastine, the best plaster in wotld. on Monday, 4 in Mrs. G 's readings and 8 pom., Y.M.C.A. rooms. © All women are actresses off the good stage, and mighty few on it. e who have auction sales or spring fitting out in prospect, read Mills' card. The British and Foreign Bible society was established on March 7th, 1804. Rev. Prof. Gordon will be the speaker in Convocation Hall on Sunday at 3 Don't miss hearing Mrs. Gordon in Chalmers church on Sunday afternoon at 4:15. v 'The sun ati 6:27 am. and sets at 5:56 Pi. Monday at 6:28 a.m., and sets at 5:57 p.m, Govern relations with men that if bit terness arise, consciefice will be clear and wy will be due from the_other rises Sund: the fellow. Every woman takes a lot of satisfac. tion in the thought that she would be a terrible flirt il she didn't have such h ideals. hs mar «lian caf March 7th is the birthday of Stephen H. Tyag, Sr: in 1800; American divine and author: of W. FP. 'Ree. at Nanbury, N.Y., in 1838, minister and novelist. An old Scotch minister used to pray on the 'Sunday before parliamént re-as- sembied; that 'it might 'be so, guided as "no' to do. any harm.' The, general and the; provincjal - parliament open next week. Kinston -ministers 'have their duty pointed out for to-morrow. ¢ There is a great deal of artistic jude- ment display in glassware, and Wwe can promise «you e « most ; desirable things in that line. Not only are the original 'designs beautiful, but the cuts ting and etchings are perfection. , ROBERTSON BROS. ([aRaND OPERA WOUSE. |) WEDNESDAY, MARCH llth The Greate Soélety omedy Writs A anasual excellence. ¢ Prices 35c., 0c, 75¢c., $1. Box seats $1.50 Seat sale Monday 10 a.m. at Hanley's Thursday, March 19th, "HER MAR- RIAGE VOW." » At No. 332 King Si. The best place in the city to get your meals. Special rates to table boarders. Short order work s specialty . "WE NEVER CLOSE.' CONGRESS RESTAURANT CON. MILLAN, FRED WILLIAMS, Proprietor. Manager. AUGTION SALES. ARE YOU SELLING ouT? IF. SO employ the best, the very lowest terms. 'Art Exhibition and Sale, Property. on Bagot, Earl, Pivision and Colborne stregts, seven Brick and Stone Houses in Portsmouth, the property of John McLeod and others. Get my terms. JOHN H. MILLS, AUCTIONEER. rr dd A MEETING. OF ALL CITIZENS -IN- terested in conducting a celebration - on May 24th, will be held in 1he thity Coun= cil Chamber, MONDAY night, Ith inst. at 8 o'clock. A full attendance request- J. H. BELL, Mayor, COME WITH THE RUSH pO MYERS. Brock St. Cooked corn beef, (our own make) 15¢c: per Our prices you will find all right on our meats. Orders promptly fill- ed one 570. PEOPLE TO-DO HOME(WOBK: GOOD pay guaranteed: either sex: No cans vassing. T. H. 'Schreuder & Co. 59 Dearborn, ; Chicago- RN: MAKES BUT- t ip ter Ohio. AGENTS FOR CHU ter in one minute. fuardp . tie hurn Co., Hamilton, TO WORK IN chicese factory." Experietice "nbt neces: sary. Apply stating' wages expected, William Laudon. Ivy Lea, Ont. AN ASSISTANT WE WANT A FEW PEOPLE IN EACH locality to work for us during 'spare time. Pleasant work. Liberal pay. Imperial Company, , Ontario. TF *osar selling our housshold ties. Dig you miske as much ? T inom lined. ALW) ng. Wri o Marshall & Co.' London, OL. ee emi MEN 10 LEARN BARBER. TRADE. tages . polit MADE BY ONE MAN LAST necessi- ry te G. DR. ALEX. W. RICHARDSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OF- fice and residence, 354 King hy T = MAY GO TO PEOPLE. Prior Will Not Defer to a Min- nrity. Victoria, B.A, March 7.-Matiers in this, province are fast ap- proaching a crisis. Joseph Martin is believed to foresee a situation [in the pouse, already summoned, almost par allel to that prevailing last year, and to be preparing to aswiine 5 role an alogous to that which be played with more or less success last year. Col Prior, however, thinks that he - should pave something to say in the matter ana il he finds that he cannot control onder It Will Do Much To Save Children. IT KILLS GERMS. THE CAUSE OF THE DREADED CHOLERA INFANTUM. -- It is Expected That the Prepara- tion Will be Ready for Prac- tical Use This Yean--Rockefel- ler Has Plans for an Hos- pital. : Baltimore, March 7.--Another great discovery, the anti-toxin which shall destroy the germs of cholera infantum, the disease which carried off John R Rockefeller's little-grandson, "Jack" McCormick, is announged by Dr. Si- mon Flexner, director of the Rocke- feller Institute of Medical Research. It was the death of this child. that turned the Standard (il magnate's at- tention to the absolute inability of the medical pfofession to cope with the disease that annually carries off many thousands of infants, and re- sulted in the plans for the establish- ment of the laboratory and hospital that is to be built in New York. In one of the private Jecture .rooms of the Johns Hopkins hospiral Dr. Simon Flexner and Dr. J. H. M. -Ruot, of the hospital staff, declared thing, a a result of their investiga- tions~the qualities. of the needed ser- um had been discovered and that the perfecting of it would occupy but a few months longer. Dr. Flexner de- olared that before the end of 1903, the anti-toxin would be ready for practic- al use and given to the world. nee TO CALL FOR TENDERS. fe | For Vessels for Service on At. lantic. Ottawa, March 7.~The government had. decided to call for tenders, for Atlantic steamship service of sixteen, cighteen and twenty-one knots respec: tively. 'The idea, presumably, for offi- cial details as to the government's de termination are lacking, ic to get full information as to what each service would vost; and then decide upon the one which is best suited to Canada's circumstances. A new regiment of infantry is to be organized in the Parry Sound district, Outario: It is likely that the head quarters will be at Parry Sound, and . the companies drawn from points gd- say b is iliat they are after a stiff customs duty on it. tm ------------" WAITRESSES GET FORTUNE. Wausau People Receive $100,000 From Aunt in Germany. Wausau, Wis., March 7.--The Kahn family, living in this city, consisting of three brothers and five sisters, have been bequeathed a legacy am- ounting to $7,000 to each, and an aunt of the family, Mrs. Frank Ohrist- jan, will receive $56,000 in a like way. The money comes from a wealthy sis ter of 'Mrs. Christian, who recently died in Germany. The Kahns have been in moderate circumstances, two of the girls being hotel waitresses. died when the younger children were babies and they were raised' hy a neighbor and were un- aware that they still had relatives in the old country. The mother OBJECT TO IT. Do Not Want the Jesuits Re-ad- mitted. Berlin, March. 7.--~The movement ainst the proposal before the feder- ai] for the readmittance of the Jesuits, to Germany, is spread- ing. The local government of the Duchy of Saxe-Weimar has. stated that through Dr. Rothe, their prime minister, they will vote in the federal council against the repeal of the anti- Jesuit law. Many Meetings to pro- test wgainst allowing the Jesuits to return have been held in Hesse, Ba varia and Saxony. 5 Cruiser Launched. Elizabeth, N.J., March 7.--In the presence of a grest crowd of ap plauding spectators the protected cruiser Chattanooga was launched to- day at the yards of ha Sees Shipbuilding company. » christen in, vhuilding was petfBined by Miss Lillian Nelson Chambliss, daughter of Mayor) Chambliss, of Chattancogs, Tenn., in honor of which city this latest addition to Uncle Sam's navy has been named. As the great hull went sliding down the greased ways and took its initial dip in salt water there were cheers and a great waving of bats and handkerchiefs from the assembled crowds, a deafening sereech from the tugs and other craft near by. Will Entertain Them. Toronto, March 7. 1t has been de cided by the government to cntertain those applications for military land grants which were received subsequent to December 31st, 1902, which was. the Inst aay for their reception A new bill will have: to be submifted to the house to legalize thiv, and it is now being prepared. = -- c-- Ridicule The Idea. Merch + 7.--Specialists in e ridicule the story that London. | disease of ey vented an apparatus by which the blind will be able to see. He probably has achieved good results in a cer {ain forin of blindoess by ~wsing & All 'the advan of steady prec | i}, house without deferring to a small poi y ctioms. lectures, | vority-of its members he is disposed to- time. Ti diplomas, Soon treat the situation heroically and and board given ler Barber Cob appeal to the peopleg particylar apparatus. 3 Ee rl Se en what they wanted, the inference?) | Gulf of St. Lawrence, and will estab- Prof. Peter Stetnw, of Pirie, Faw in RIO, SATURDAY, 4 V-- The Very Latest News Culled fom .. All Over The World. Thomas Duffy dropped dead in a Roman Catholic church' at St. Cathar- ines... The Pan-American medical congress may be invited to Toronto™ for' this year's session. Joa D. Sankey, the famous singing evangelist, who has been seriously ill, is reco 3 Maj. Tn a been appointed gov: ernor of the Portuguese colony of Mozambique. The Canadian Pacific wobably make its payment for Pe line in C.P.R. stock. Prof. Gaston, Paris, member of the French Academy, and professor of the college of France, died on Friday. It is said the Deering Harvester company is negotiating for the Ham- ilton Steel and Tron company's plant, Railway employees had a satisfac: s tory interfiew with Sir William Mul a -------------------------------- railway will the GEN; LEONARD WOOD. Former governorsgeneral of Cuba, ad dressed the Michigan Club, of Detroit, at its anpual banguet on March 6th. ee ---------------------------------------- ek regarding the proposed arbitra tion bill. In opening the Newfoundland legis lature the governor said that negoti- ations were still: proceeding in regard to the Bond-Hay treaty. W. T. Devlin was elecctea grand mas- ter of Manitoba Oddfellows. Their lodge building will be dedicated at Winnipeg, on July 13th. King Edward starts for the south of France at the end of this month or the beginning of April. He will inter view President Loubet, either at Par- is or on his way to the Riviera. The officials 'of the militia depart- ment are unable to understand what Lord Strathcona means by his state- don, that an at Oita: wa. { President McKinley's memory. is to be honored in Brooklyn hy the plac ing of a stained Twelfth Reformed church, which will be a study from Hoffman's famous reining, "Christ in hsomane."' The gift will come from congregation. The sale of the Temple building on St. James street, Montreal, has been about completed. The big office build ing will pass from the hands of St. James Methodist church corporation into the hands of a syndicate of gen tiemen who believe the property is a good investment. The reported aspirants for New York are thanged mayoralty nomination almost with every passing day. It is coficeded, - however, that Gorge B. McClennan is in the lead, while Street Cleaning Commissioner Weodbury and Edward M. Shepard gre. among the prominent possibilities, The Lord Mayor of London, a Jew, presided at the Mansion House meet ing, to inaugurate celebrations in connection with centenary. of the Brit ish and Foreign Bible Soclety. ™ prime minister, the principal speaker, said the Bible was to-day a more valu- able spiritual source than in pre-criti- cal days, ° . Two inter®itiilg reports - are current concerning Mayor Low, of New York, one to the efiect that he wishes to be re nowinaied as a vindication of the policy adopted by bis administration. The other says hig ambition is to he appointed United ted minister to some foreign capital, preferably Paris, should a vacancy occur. A syndicate of British and Canadian capitalists has acquired possession of the group of Magdalen islands. in the lish in the islands a fish industry of move than ordinary proportions. A large number of Norwegian and Scot 'tish fishermen have already been en gaged for this puEpose. Something New. New York, March 7.-Something new in the way of church construction will be ween when the North New York Congregational church in 143rd street, is completed. In the basement will be & gymnasium where, several times a week, members will receive instruction. A large kitchen is also to be installed for church suppers and the Sunday- school rooms may be thrown into an immense banquet hall. A feature which will interest the brides is a large re ception room. st the head of the main aisle, into which the bride will pass on entering the church and there have a chance to: adjust her attire before proceeding to the chancel. ---------------- Telephone Charges, New York, March 7.-Telephone charges in this city have always been heavy in comparison with other cities and with the ond in view of cheapen- ing this service g bill has been intro- duced into the state iongte which pro- vides that regular subseribers shall be charged no extra fee for five min- rte tnlhs between Boroughs, that aot. more than ten pent shall be charged for borough messages and. that. fifteen cents shall be the maximum fee for | may be summarized, as follows: window in thes 4 tracks, this summer H 7.1903. TAX SYSTE is To Be Revolutionized by Legislature. RENTAL VALUE. Ci WILL PAY ON THIS. Personal 'Property Tax is to Be Wiped Out--An Eni New, Assessment Law For the Pro- vince--The Draft Bill is Ready. Toronto, March 7.-The announce: ment is made that the Ontario assess: ment commission's draft bill would be a Inasm revolutionary provisions, it will Likely be the uppermost topic during the The draft bill tains Jarge num iil con' a ree . ber of changes, but the principle al terations, as set out in the report, . Pe property tax to be abolish- ed, including mercantile stocks and Taxation of all other persons than those above mentioned, including pri- vate banks and brokers, by indirect method upon all income above $1,000 yearly. This taxation to be in pro. portion to the rental value of the pre- mines ied for the purposes of their business, with exemption squiva- lent to income exemption of $1,000, Where income of such persons exceeds $4,000 a direct tax to be levied on excess, Incomes from investment are taxed directly subject to exemptions. A house tax to be imposed upon all owners and occupiers of houses, used as dwellings, based upon the rental value of the premises. This system provides .in effect for the levying in future of an income tax, not directly upon income, hut upon the residence of persons so assessed. Railway lands and buildings to be valued in the same fashion as those private individuals, " Franchise-holding corporations, such as street railways, telephone and tele- ica, and others making the right of use, as well as the strue- tures on the public highways. that is, poles, rails, wires, ete., to be assess: ed at the actual value. Appointment of a provincial board of assessment for certain corporations, which shall collect the taxation and distribute it among the municipalities affected. ------ First Engineer On The Alton. Bloomington, Ill, March 7.-~Amos B. Stillman of this city, whose friends are arranging for a celebration to- morrow his eighty-fourth birthday, enjoys the distinction of being the first engineer to run a locomotive on the Chicago & Alton railroad. r, Stillman began his railroad career at the age of sixteen with (he Boston & Albany, when that road wes only twenty-five miles long. In the latter forties he came west and upon the construction of the Chicago & Alton road he was given the first run. He continued in the employ of the road for nearly half a century, 'Beecher Memorial Plan. 3 New York, March 7.-Tgmorrow will 'be the sixteenth anniversary of the death of Henry Ward Beecher and those who have conceived the idea of erecting 8. great memorial to the fa- mous pulpit orator are anvanging for a mass meeting at the Brooklyn Aca- demy of Music to-morrow evening at which the details of the project will be set forth. Mayor Low is to preside over the meeting and ex President Cleveland is among the several men of note who have promised to speak, ------------ American Trotters In Europe. New York, March 7.-Ira Ryerson, the well-known turfman, sailed for Hamburg, today, with a wiring of horses with which he expects to clean op a good sum on Kuropean race Incladed among the horses he is taking over with him are Prosperity Bill, 2.12} and Neigh- bor Girly 2.13}, both of which are en- tered in the race for the champion- ship of Europe, which will be trotted at Bardon, Austria, early in July. -------- ¢ New French Attache Coming. Paris, March 7.-The Vicomte de Chambrun, recently appointed attache of the French embassy at Washington, sailed, today, for New York en route to his mew post. The appointgpent may be constructed ax a compliment to United. Stated' ax the Vieomte is 8 griat-grandson of Lafoyette, the groat French hero of the American struggle for independence. To Discipline Ritualistic Clergy. London, March 7A députation of Uniohist wemiyrs bave arranged to wait spon the Archbishops of Canter , on March 11th, to make representations regarding law: Jessners among the ritualistic clergy, from whose ranks, they claim, ¢ verts are being regularly made to | Roman Cathalie church. 8 company i fe o | 0 w sooure cd loan atranged for. He says are more men employed then a Toronto, March 7.~Chiel Justices Meredith has handed out judgment. 'in the case of the King va Schereever Cook, of New York, G0 cal instruments, 3 5 Massey S Co., of The was for $4,171 goods sold, 152 goods converted french of contract, A Fo was put in for $e 'breach of contract, to stock in Moutival, 1 clusively to the defendants. Meredith, C.J., gives paintifis 87,172 and die misses the counter claim. : CROWN TIMBER SAFE. ---- a Extra Stall of Mounted Police Protect It Now. «| , 'March 7.--Tn * onder pormane it forest fmbor* de a moun in addition to est rangers and mounted policemen are on the border east of Emerson to protect the bush there from the de- prodations of the settlers an the Uni- ted States side of the line. RAISED $15,000. ---- Edmonton to be Made a Division: al Point. Edmonton, N.W.T., March 7The iness men of Edmonton eaised $15,000 to pay for w railway site for the C.N.R. in return the C.N.R. will make Edmonton & divisional point for worl between Winnipeg and the coast. Col. Kinloch's Future. London, March 7.--Lieut.-Col. Kin- loch is to have an appointment given him in the Royal Housshold after the "ragging"' enquiry in - concluded, The war office has been firm from ssn nn : In & Big Legal Contest in Toron ¥ SALESMEN--GOLD smelter 1 t : Ly: no scherbe;\ generous en the beginning. In high official quar- ters there is a strong inati that ageing shall be » , The war office ds the com ing offi- cer responsible for what happens in his corps, and this ruling in the case of the let Grenadier' Guards will ap ply to subsequent instances. By these str measures the authorities hope to kilt an obnoxious system. Agree On Questions. 81. Petersburg, March 7.--Relerring {o the Behring sea 'seal arbitration, the Official Messenger says Russih and ihe United Bim fully in son. co i general g connected with the = dispute and that Russia reserved thy freedom of action necessary for the further treatment of questions in accordance with ber pwn rights and interests, Saved His Life. New York, March 7.--Pasguel Cold- rina, construction foreman employed on (he Bbw school building being ecco: tod in Elmburst, | Brolin, was res cued from o bed of quick sand, last night, after twenty Tat and the police of two -practnte bad worked to free him for hours. 2 a Cy ai at ote EE PRESBYTERIAN W. F. M.S. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Preshyterial Women's ¥ Minsion- A Society will be held "hurch ON TUESDAY N ©. and 3 pom. Sventng 8 eight i Murdock of ir Ma of o #1 el dn address. Mev. Henan. China, w collection will he fundy p the society. jn Chalmers XT at 10 am. | NLT = * ; Fit MAY 1ST. HOUSE RO 200 street, containing 13 rooms, ane Jo, ¥ street, oecu~ thy Prof. . both heated with ot water, with afl modern improve re of J. C. Landeryou, Ned at ; FOR SALE OR TO RENT. AFL ' . . \ messages (rom one borough to an-1 NE BLACKSMITH SHov, AE heakth. Apply 19 a Fe HANDSOME, INTE] © 1a él | { honest, ARE eurly npr fi Arena Temple Bui st. Me -------- . MEDICAL.