id 3 ; Plain or Snow- loths, aterials for Sprin de. Special pix ths, OILES, ¥ | Sateen, ades. This make ings, undervoiles rices are 2oc. and kets, $475, $499, its, - omplete stock in us over and over ask your opinion ts. Whether you s no difference. tockings. ell in it is Cash- ese - has" steadily ngs and Ribbed ings. y ckings, with 4- ckings, JC.s - 75C., 'ribbed Sox, selescopes, lisites. . 1 second floor. nable as our shoes, JE STORE . Xe chen abi ts' for $5.50 to $10. 19: come here o nies y wings and Linings. ee urnishing Amportant as the furnishing of any room. in: the house. . We are glad to give careful attention to it for you We h things with which to give you ! it Ritehen, Not much cost In , fiépartment, but lots of sa~ iste what you buy. : ables, $2 to $6.50 \ a imal a On Thursday, April 2nd. I have » instructions from Mr. George CHF To sell' at his residence, No. 164 Barrie street, all of his fine furni- ture, viz. Handsome - Cabinet Grand Riano, Draw Room Suite, Fine Pictures, Brussels Carpets, B.P. Mirror, Centre Tables, Brice-Brac, F'ne B.W. Sideboard, B.W. Extension Table, Hand- some Brass Bedstead and B.W. ghd Oak Furniture, Bookcase and Books, and Singer Sewing Machine, Hair. Mat- tresses, Toilet Sets, Chefliner, Odd and other Chairs, Dinner Set, Silver Tea Service, .Glassware, China, Sou- venir Range, Refrigrator, Kitchen Uten- ails, Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, and goods 100 numerous to mention. Terms cash, Sale at 10 30 a.m. Piano 'at one o'cleck. : ; J OHN H. MILLS, Auctioneer. OUR SMALL HAND COLORED PICTURES (OUR OWN COLORING) Are particularly suitable Wedding and: Birthday Gifts. It will be & pleasure to show KPRTRICK'S - ART STORE. "NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO existing: betwedn J. B., Wemp and H. FP, under .the style of the Wemp- , has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. - The business will be continued on by H. F. Price, who assumes all responsi- bility. for liabilities and to whom all ac- counts are payable. WEMP J.B. . H. F. PRICE. "Don't Be Extravagant. - Send your Dresses, Jackets, Suite and Overcosts 10 ae. We | Jean, Dye and Press them like mew 6 very Jittle cons, s Dye Works and Laundry 4 8 HAWLEY, Manager. y 408. 109 Brock Htreet for TO RENT, (NEW ' YORK SQUARE PIANO, $2 "Pfr thomwih. "Apply at this office. Lo Le, WANTED. t RES TO SPLIT MICA. APPLY AT att Bros. mica works, Princess St. 2 L' ESTATE FOR CASH. . McCann, 851 Brock street, ir. YOUR : J. 8 ~ Around BOY TO LEARN THE HARDWARE business. Apply to A. Chown & . Bagot street. 8 pin AR ONCE. CAN EARN A to per week. Apply at bila' factory, 247 Smith street, opposite 730 Princes street, TN oieady Wha darn kool PIA puss bo . Apply of: A. Gould & Smith street, spose ite 780 Princess street. BOILER . MAKERS, PATTERN MAX- . ers, mechinists and moulders. Nine $ brie: c Address "Yantouver En orks, Limited," Van 8 EPENDENT, EMPLOY YOUR- Ev J Eetantiah a "business. Our pdE are used everyday by every. ly. Men make fortunes. Write G.° uréhall & Co., London, Ont. teeter SALESMEN, TRAVELLING OR LO- ca]. Side line 25 per cent. commis sion, Goods new, asl} 10 very Basis ness Sveryw ample case \ BE. 135th Address, L. N. Co. 113 BE. St., New Soar. Ge EARN BARBER TRADE. offer for fifteen days in tuition, an . Time saved by © Catalogue and parti- led free. Wits Moler Bar- PA WL PERSON TO TRAVEL 2 for established house in a few calling: on retail werchants ' tory. Sa chimties, 3 ents. Local' terri . Position in cash and permanen l and rushing. : on pe. 8 House, 800 Claxton Nida. + The One Thing Needful. If vou the Kitchen oe 31st, 1858 Hop Kain and hustle ab in, nds. ome," Hart's Whig hall, 8 p.m. Opera House, '8 p.n3, Boys in Missouri." do on rch 81st, 1733. 'The sun rises and sels at 6:25 pan. Poverty kee Scmany a 1ool of himself. : and le into trouble. for fine Eastér goods, Consistency in yourself _ A man who is RPL to live beneath ties! = ist," 4t Convocation evening, April 2ud. you gee an old sidewalk to-morrow, de pick it up, and . don't attempt to kick any oid hats which vou around promiscuously. if you do. Instead of Allegro con wurio. ¥cs, the gladdest wo Are these : "Dear I've passed again.' Flower badges of nations : lotus: England, the rose Italy, the lily; Germanv. Prussia} the linden; Irelw rotk, snd Japan, the shrysanthemum. Anieries 'has no national ed for this purpose, LANGLEY See our display in Jugs, Teapots, Vases, ROBERTSON MA HEX in the leadi Popular: Prices, 1 INBUYF. HOMAS, IN GUY Supported b; a carefully sel politan players. Prices 25¢., seats $1. Seals on sale ELEANOR PAGE THURSDAY EVENING, Ap Sides Of The Brockville sign inent athleto, died at in, being drowned 'on' as been in the efiploy avel, Elgin, for . os a wife and five mourn his untimely Lake Opinicon, March claimed Miss Laurel died of tuberculosis 'at Hospital on 28rd inst, nineteen years of 5 lect was above t brother, Bert, survives, him our James Huntr is slow tion to Alexa York. Help your children to They will appreciate son's; King street. ' og - ¢ 4 i LOCAL, MEMORANDA. : -- | The Daily Note Book For Readers to Post Themselves by. The Crimean war euded on March enable a man to W. musical composer, was born Wednesday at 5:44 am. the. police got a lot of uson's 'window, with oustinacy in your neighbor lives beyond his income You'll be fool student's, pen, 3 rad-- the goldenrcd has been widely commend. Buglish' Fire-proof Ware. Sugars and Creams, Coffee Filters, ete. (GRAND) OPERAYROUSE.]) TO-NIGHT aaa atic, feast, a New A Romantic love tale, a Jeanie B dor, a Cast of Sperling orth with GEORGE KLIMT and 25¢., Bbc Seats, on sale at Hanley's. Thursday, April 2nd THE POPULAR COMEDIAN, MR. CUS SUCCESS HUNTING FOR HAWKINS NITAL PIERSON: and ted Company gf Metro- 50c., Monday, April Sth, Marks Bros. CHILD PIANIST, Under Patfonage of Ladies'. Musical Club, With Short Programe of Local Talent, © CONVOCATION HALL, 8 O'CLOCK. TICKETS 50 CENTS~AT UCLOW'S, IN OUR OWN CIROUIT. News O! The Districts On Both OG. H.. Neil, .aged thirty-two, a painter, Brockville this week. He by his mother and several brothers and sisters. : A sad accident occurred at Lake on Sunday, Robert Graham; El A beass tablet will be put in. St. Sabin. Kavior church, Brookville, in memory of Rev. Stantea, some priest there. Besides em- ijl. be ol sprinkling of "ie Set Tt, d { dent Irishman. ' A Young Lady Dead. again entered one of ir homes. and average. Her s'neerest sympathy. Henry Johnson is buildi nder Darling'y house. A. Parking, Jr., has returned from New those: chocolate doves, eggs and chicks, sold atl Fergu- Whig River veterang, "The . James man from: i ak King street) is synonymous his opportu Eleaior Page Spencer, the child piandfl « Podus = Gapwth . of . hall, Thursday States Influence in the N purse lying ou the pn't stoop to might see lyin rds, Egvpt, the ; France and the cornflower; nd, the shame flower, though WARE ' MISSOURL" marvel in AL- ng roles. SEELEY'S 76¢c. . Box SPENCER ril 2nd, Line. \ and a 'pro- his home in is survived Sand that day. He of J. R. Dar- years, and (children to eal 30, Death has , (Who he General Deceased was and her intel We extend to Mru. improving. an addi- i i 3 enjoy Egster, surplis population of Great bh Brockville, Ont., We Will Absorb Britain's Surplus Hosts, FULL USE MADE|% OF AMERICAN INVASION AS INCENTIVE AND WARNING. Farmers Urged to West--Ten Thousand to Be Planted in the Saskatchewan Valley. London, March 31.--Canada rather than South Africa is absorbing the Britain. 'Fhe Testoration of prosperity in South' Africa has been slower even than the process of reconciliation and the min- ing industry has not received as strong an impetus as was expected since the close of hostilities. The re- ports sent home by a British army of 250,000 men during the war were um- favorable and thé expected emigration movement from Britain to South Africa has not set in. resources of Canada meanwhile have been ad- vertised systematically and full use has been made of they Uni States invasion, both as an incentive andl a warning. The American settlers have been credited with "knowing. a good thing when they found it," and Brit- ish farmers and mechanics have been urged to follow 'their example and take effective measures against an un- due growth of United States influence in Manitoba and the North-West Ter- ritories. The second contingent.of Mr. Barr's force of British emigrants leaving Liverpool, to-day, numbers 1800 and before the winter at least 10,000 will be transplanted from the midland and northern counties to the Saskatche- wan Valley. Rev. Mr. 'Barr himself: sails, to-day, with this large body of settlers, and will go to Winnipeg and Saskatchewan. The Canadian officials assert that the settlers are a picked body of emigrants representing the arts and crafts as well as agriculture, and taking with them a large amount of capital. MET HALF WAY. Irish Land Bill Postponed Till the v Fizst of May. J gating the ge of piracy London, March 31 ~The second read- 1__(anplause)--~and with that assurance honorable ing. of ;the Irish land bill will probabl be pos until-the first week on! iY... The antionalist papers: Nat ie postponement, and. their 80% tion in withdrawing the motion on the Irish university question has in-/ duced the government to meet them half way. Important amendments are to be moved to the bill, and the exact framing will not be decided till the na- tionalist convention at Dublin. At least £3,000,000 more will be demand- ed as a free grant and the govern: ment will be asked to fix the reduction on the second terms rents at a higher figid*é, and limit the purchase for a tenant to twenty-five years. WHITE CAPS, Roughly Handle a Miner For Abusing His Family. Ogdensburg, N.Y., March 31.--A- re- port has just reached here from 'the mining village of Caledonia, near this place, of a "white cap" raid. A oum- ber of masked miners went to the home of John Ranger, also a miner, and dragged hin from his bed over a lonely road a long distance, where they soundly beat him and told "him to leave the mines at once and never return. A man named Sedwell, wh. boarded at Ranger's house, was also instructed to vacate the premisss. It is said Ranger had been abusing his family. Vermont To Have Saloons. Burlington, Vt., March 31. ~Liquor signs. will appear over doorways in Vermont to-morrow and the genial "barkeep" 'wa don his white apron and be prepared to dispense the foamy amber colored fluid and the more se: ductive and. intoxicating rye to all who have a thirst for the same. This is by virtue of the recent vote of the people at the state election whereby the prohibitory law was annulled and a high license act adopted in its stead. Preparations have been made for the opening of saloons to-morrow in every one of the six cities of ithe state, Bur: lington, Montpelier, Rutland, St. Al bans, Barre and Vergness. Canadian Wants a Pension. of 'the ure did not open half an hour after three, and there was even then only a small at: Attbics Of Mismivrs on botii sides of ¥ asked the premioe if been 'fixed for the tiling North Renfrew. - Mr. the . was still under considera- tion. Mr. Whitney maintained that 'after the speaker had issued his writ the it had nothing te do but i to fill in dates and proceed the election at once, and any course was under the statute an' on their part. Mr a. recently, "but Sromised to give the matter earliest possible con< sideration, Coming the question for debate 'on, address, © Mr. that it be permitted to stand over un: expected to. take place, and which it was assertetl would take place, Until this was over they did not know what they might desire to, say to My hongr in reply to the speech from the throne, Premier Ross consented to allow it to stand over for the present at least. The house went into committer on Mr. Gibson's bill reggrding the tak- 0 Cadet & Noles =O pok the es Col. Gibson oftered two een ments, the first specilying the date of the comm as "th of March, 1903." The second specified that no person would be excused from answer. ing any questions which might tend to incouminate him, "or to render him liable to any punishment, penalty "or penal proceeding.' R. R. Gamey then offered gn amend: ment : "That in proceedings before the said commission the charges to be in- vestigated shall. not B@ restricted 10 the terms set out in the said commis sion, but as made and set out by the said Roswell Gamey in this house on Wednesday, March 11th, 1903, and. formulated by the said Robert Roswell G in his statement as nebo of this house on March 27th, + The balance of {he amendment con: sisted of the statement rad by Mr. Gamey on Friday last. Col. Gibson said the preceding was not st all in order as an amendment. His honorable friend need not be at all alarmed about his statement. The government were perfectly content to accept. it as a charge by a member of the housé in writing under the last clause of the commission. No difficul- ties would be thrown in the way of a germ certainly look'peculiar as a matter of drafting. After further discussion, the tor ney-general submitted the following ay a further amendment, to be known uk clause 3 of the bill: "The state ment made in the house on March 27th, 1903, by the said Robert Ros well Gamey, shall be deémed to be a charge coming under the last clause of the said commission." At Mr. Gamev's request the amend- ment was reread. after which Col. Gibson wsked if the amendment was acceptable to him. Mr. Gamey said he wanted to know that he would be able, before the jude es, if he ever went there, to put in all the evidence in regard to every per son connected with his charge. He be lieved thev had brains on the other side, and he wan satisfied, if they de- sired to do so, they could meet during the dinner hour and frame some clause that would enable him ta get in all the evidence that he wanted. The chairman then put Col. Gib son's last amendment, and the oppowsi: tion not calling for a vote, it was ad- opted H. Carscallen (Hamilton) presented the following anmwndment: "That not- withstanding anything in the said commission contained or expressed. the said commissioners shall not make or report any finding or decision of fact, but shall report proceedings had or taken in connection with the in- quiry and investigation directed by the, said commission together with all the evidence given or tendered before them." 5 The bill was reported with amend: ments. and it wes decided to take up Mr. Carscallen's amendment when the third reading was reached, the bill he ing reprinted in the meantime. Mr. Whitnev said his side woul not consent to the suppl hut not much time would be required. They also object to the adjournment to April 2ist. but he thought the house could finish on Tuesddy, pirhaps be- fore six. The house adjourned at 6.10 pom. » ------ March 31.--8. M. Ligert, of Pierson Cprmers, Grenville county, a member of the second Can- adian contingept, which fought so gallantly at Hart's River, under Cap- tain Bruce Carruthers, is making ap- plication to the government for a pen- sion. Mr. Lizett, who was a private in the front ranks, was shot through the chest in that famous encounter. He has never been able to do any work since, and from the nature of the wound it is improbable that he ever will. James Laturney will build six scav- engsr carts at a cost of $19.75 each. They will be of a pattern similar to the one now in use. One will be used in each ward. The licenst coltimissioners held a meeting last evening 'and made a pre- Opposition's Desire. Toronto, March 31.~The World, to day, says that before commistbn to investigate the charges con- venes Some rathet startling amend menyh to t government's plan of handling the case will be wh by the opposition. They involve these points: Adding another justice to the tribunal, so that three 'will sit # = cotrt of enquiry; the 'insertion of a clause stipulating that no evidence tendered in support of the charges shall be rejected by the commission, except for good cause, publicly stated and concurred in by all the thrée com- missioners; appropri £5,000 to hear the expense pe and the supplying of fifty: copies of all evidence adduced to the press. If mdequate as: sistance towards the expense of wit liminary ezamination of the applica: The license con rs have! do- vided to' allow -Alxander Tvo to move his wholesele | business from present quarters to the plore formerly occupied by A. R. Martin. | Pa nesses is refused a public tions for licenses for the current year. may be ope ; We make a specialty of &orsets. Call and examine « 3 kinds to choose Dress" Beform, been done, i" Whitney suggested {! til after the investigation, which was' ) JUSTIFIED, the Latter's Wife. this morning in the inquest, Ha declared he i of a warrant thor R.. Bomell with the on Felwin L. Burdick, il Mr. Penn still alive. Judge Mur ed that in his opinics h of Mr. Burdick by leaving ov FOMO. WOMAN t, the evidence in the form ed. The judge said the im was not sustained by the the slightest . The murdered Mr. Burdick, but cot murder his reputation, produced at the inguest. He The verdict defends the [air Buffalo by stating Burdick circle was not représe of the social circle of the city. judge concludes by censuring urdick. Cress the Atlantic. Rome, March 31.--Up to the time 57,000 members of the rance tions, have asked erica. x The vatican is rather favorab! the project, but the pro they are more needed' in it is pointed out, monasticiem never done well in the ®, THE SUSPICION [i AGAINST ee : FULLY -- Ross Judge Said He Would Be out that they had heen very 0 a et an Theil alo, NY, March 31-Thomas y, police judge, handed down his Ruedick that in | his opiniow suspicion was justified for of were side his corpse that be had entertained "bei a light Tunch, had. tail evidence in } not Judge surphy reviewed the evidence took nu ench clue presented therohy, but found that every threndcled back to Pennell. name of that the Pennell tative The Mis. 200,000 MONKS MAY COME. Ask Vatican For Permission ¢ fohgregations, who have been expelled from by the law" of associa to be allowed to transfer their. organizations to Am- ¢ attempt 'of | place, about the murderer to blacken the. tation 3 i be- le to | ands thinks Can: ada and Spanish America. Beside this, bus United States. Near Halifax Halifax, tempt was made to wreck the ing near Stewincke, obstrict fish plates. One was w in the joints of the rails, and a spiked so ax to rest in a position on the rail motive struck the ohstruction it tions just had rests. will follow. Interchangeable. to enter into a working arrang to make passenger tickets inte able for return from = New York Boston by the Cunard line, and in passengers. Glendower Glimpses. of Manuel Storms, who died time ago of heart failure, were in the vault at Verona. merman, Jr., purchased a young ly has gone to visit her sister agara Falls, N.Y. School will ona, ing advantage the marsh. Mrs, Andrew Leeman, who Visitors: M: ham, r. and Mrs. L. Cronk at Sanford Leeman's; A has decided to engage thirty-six tors to examine every chi of the city. supervision, and if be allowed to school until stronger. Children with sight will be allotted to special es in the school rooms under o tor's direction. ? They Are On Strike, no the have been thrown from the rails. track man who discovered the obstrue- time 16 get them off. Several people are suspected and are shortly with Miss J. Ludbrook, in charge. Quite a number see of the fishing at Mrs. H. Leeman, on the sick list for some time, is recovering. has also been wick, is able to be around again. Gowan, Desert Lake, at A. Lesman's. To Care For The Young) Berlin, March 31."The municipality Cleveland, Ohio, March 31-5Pecanse settlement wos reached with the Lake Carriers' Association members N.S, March 31--An at Mari- time express of the Intercolonial rail way from Halifax on Raturday even: be- ing placed on the track in the shape of solidly nother Had the logo wend The MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT. Tickets on the Two Lines Are Now London, March 31.--It is announced that the example of the Morgan trust has led the Cunard and the Allan lines nt ange- and from Montreal and Quebec by the Allan line J in summer, and from St. Joh Halifax in winter. The arcangement applies both to saloon and second cab- ~{ H. Perrin, a prominent Glendower, March 28.--The remains some G Tim. jeorge . horse from 8. Devo, Deyoville, Miss M. Kel- at Ni- Vor , Par. . Me doc- > a. before it] is admitted to the elementary schools If a child is backward or sickly it will be het under medical irable wil not in pla: of Firemen's Oilers and Water Ton- | deny bs Oilers Sinn ptime to the - vin Gourock, Seotland, yachts Shamrock LI went for a trial 'spin po The breeze was light. During eight | rock 1 by fully a mile and at the same timo edged quite a quarter of a mile further to windward, Experts consider this performance alone sufli- cient to stamp Shamrock Il ad be ing, under the conditions prevailie today, by far the fastest racer built on this wide of the Atlantic to eom- pete for the America's cup. . WELL-ENPWN DOCTOR. Is Dead at Durand, Mich.--Came |. From Port Hope. Durand, Mich., March 31.--Geéorge', : ysician and resident of Durand, is dead. He was born near Port Hope about thirty five years ago. After {aking a cours in dentistry, he located at Marine C J where ho practiced three years, aki he went, to Baltimore, to study Bah: hia cine in the University of Maryland . He came to Durand eight years ago. |" A -------- APTURED TOWN. i} 2 from - Puerto Cortez, str day, of the capture of that ay the revolutiowists under a. ; insurgents carried the town = = March 31. dead while an arrest 1; Death is ascribed to duced by over-exertion.