Daily British Whig (1850), 19 Apr 1904, p. 4

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"Wil be up-to dala, will bo 1 Marine, Stationary, Coal Oil and # Engines, Dynamos and Motors. of She Express and Superior Gas Famous Kenved y Eo Bilious- aess- and Sick Headache. No wi et bad after effects, Pills reach the root of give a spredv cure. 28c a all drug stores, or from Limited, Que. & Richardson Co., in street, Montreal, |g -- POR YOUR GRATE. all night. Try it. {-P. WALSH - © 37 BARRACK JRERT. 'Besides eight separats var- we have several of the both single A milas in extent, It embraced all that bostbri'ding establishment, on King street west, The city engineer, under the direction of the nen looked into the subject in 1901, pre sented mn object lesson to the board of health when he unfurled a map and showed that the territory to which the drain afforded relief was some five part of the city lying between Colling- wood street and Division street, east and west, and between Princess street and the water, north and south, and the sewage followed its natural water course and found an - outlet at Robin son's boathouse. There is only remedy, and ft is an expensive one to construct' a erib work from . the mouth of the drain and direct: the sewage towards the currents whith sweep west along the front of the city, and, circling out into the har- bour, carry all foul or offensive mat: olor in" the water, down the river. It i+ not a small matter, nor one of light importance. 1% affects the best part of the cltphanid mnt be dealt with in the interests of health. Tn law the peo plo. who are, exposed to danger from ol toar have 8 'certain refedy, and they have taken the necessary steps, in warning the board of health, of what they propose 16 do unless they are given the protection they demand. one HE SAW-OFF MEASURE, Hugh Clark introduced a bill into the legislature the aim of which was to put an end to saw-offs in election petitions. It gave a longer time in which to put in the petition, a longer time in which to-colleét' the evidence in the case, and and made the forfei: ture of the deposit follow any failure to go on with the trial The efficacy of the measure doubted by the legal committee, and it was agreed to go no further with it until Attorney-General Gibson had an opportunity to consult the judges respecting it. He said he would get the experience from the men on the bench and at the next session submit a bill which would be framed accord: ing to it. The consgryative press insinuates that the law as it stands favours the government, hence the 'desire to re tain it. "When a general election is over," says' the Mail, 'and the seats of members who have been elected by t-stuffing or hy the purchase of ee are protested, the government adopts retaliatory measures. Thous ands of @dlars are at once raised, aad petitions are filed against every apposition mnber in sight." The Mail, it 38 inferred, never heard about the funds which were subserib- od by conservatives and. for the pur pose of prosecuting the, liberals who were alleged to have won their seats unfajrly. There cannot be a saw-off without the consent of both parties. The cases must go on unless they are withdrawn, and if the arrangement to drop some of them is made by one side it is inoperative unless approved by the other side. The talk, the law as it stands being a special conveni: ence of the governmept is unworthy of any journal which is printed for the perusal of intelligent people, was therefore, about | NAVIES OF THE FUTURE. Col. Denigon, of Toronto, who isan advanced *ihilitary man, predicts the time when the nations will cease building great battleships, which are heavily armoured, unwieldy and deli: cate nnd unable to resist the attacks of the torpedoes and submarine boats. The naval battle of the future, will, he thinks, be conducted by boats of small size, by torpedo boats or des: troyers, that will fight on the sea as men fight on the land, and go down before the attacks. of each other ia the same way. By the way Lord Selborne gives an emphatic contradiction to a very com: | mon impression-which prevails in rg gard to the submarine boat. A con temporary stated that the difficulty with A 1, sunk by a great packet in Portsmouth harbour, was that it had to come to the surface occasionally for observation, and that in rising for the last time it came accidentally into collisism with the larger boat. Lord Selbourne says: "The officer in charge ought freguently "to have scanned the horizon, out for his majesty's ship Juno,, and in his anxiety to observe her he for got too long to sean the horizon. The offiver suddenly saw looming in his fidd of vision the bows of a great ship. He rapidly turned his tube, saw but he had orders to look. the ship was right on top of him, and immediately made his submarise ship a it appears that the sub- marine can run along under water but close to its surface, and by means of & perescope ; the officer in charge can see what is going on about him. The accident happened during a great na val exhibition for the benefit of Prince Henry of Germany, then on a visit to England, and the commander of A 1 was so absorbed in: the naval man- oeuvres as to neglect the ordinary precaution and look out for tie boats snqaged In commerce. EDITORIAL JITORIAL VIEWS 'What has become of Dr. Beattie Nes- bitt # Hes has not been heard from singe the all-night session of the legis lature. Mr. 8t. John has accomplished the feat of taking the members out of the legislature and so adjourning it. And he is the only man who has done it. Hon. James Sutherland has resting at Woodstock for a few days. To this is due th: report, absur.! though it is, that he contemplates re tiring from the cabinet. been The young members of the Ontario opposition are-conducting the Soo d- bate to suit themselves. They are pot asking the leave of Mr. Whitney ts do it. Has he lost his grip ? Events says that Toronto University is extravagantly gnd 'Dadly manag, and needs reform much more than it noeds additional money. It cannot be said that Events is influenced by loal prejudices. The Witness has been retiring three members of the federal government Sir Richard Cartwright, Mr. Fisher and Mr. Sifton. Nothing is known. in Ottawa about it: Is the Witness go ing into sensation ? The London county council wanted a loan 'of £5,000,000 at three per cent. and was offereds subscriptions to the extent of 8200,000,000. Talk of money being scarce !| It may be "tight," the grip of some people, but there is Plenty of it. in Later reports picture Admiral Maks- rofl as found on the bridge of the battleship which went down in Port Arthur's harbour. The bridge of the boat is. where he would be expected, in an engagement, saloon and at his breakfast. not in the dining 5 OBSERVATIONS. A Different Kind. Toronto News, r. Whitney thinks mob law would finish Fort Erie prize fights. But there is plenty of slugging there already. Pampering Bad Men. Montreal Stor. Word comes from Toronto that the ballot-criminals are being tenderly treated at the Central Prison. That is a capital 'way to encourage more bal- lot-criminality. A Matter Of Time. Montreal H 1d A Cleveland woman threw an alarm clock at a burglar and knocked him out of the window. The burglar is pow in 8 position to acknowledge that a woman can throw straight en ough if you give her time. What Has Happened. Ottawa Journal "Lost, or dropped out of sight, a little man, intensely patriotic, some what erratic, of immense activity, known as Tarte. Reply by a franked Jetter to R. L. Borden, Canada." A Story Of Hicks-Beach. nchester Guardian 'rom time to (ime we have a little outbreak of vigorous stories about Sir Michael Hicks-Beach. Some inci- | dents related by the Westminster Ga- zotte remind me liament who was also a solicitor, and invariably took a high moral line in everything which he touched, and was unpopular--perhaps on that account-- with his f llow-members. time that Sir Michael Hicks-Beach was chancellor of the exchequer, this gentleman had a grievance against the treasury and sought a private inter- view with the chancellor. An hour | | later ho resumed his place in the house { and seemed lost in gloomy meditation. | Prosently he woke as from a reverie, and turning to his next-door neigh- hor, said : "My dear friend, I want vour opinion. Do you consider it is within the rights of the | r of this house to eall a private:member, how- ever insignificant 'a d--d camting at: torney' Japanese U).-To-Da'e It has puzzled naval experts how the Japanese Admiral Togo was able to approach Port Arthur throwgh mist, snow and darkness without mishap. A German naval officer who recently returned after having served jn the Mikado' navy, tells of a remarkatle sound signalling system with which it is equipped, and which has been prov- ed even more valuable to the war ships than the Marconi inetrument. The apparatus, which is an English invention, : enables a ship to move safely on its objective through dark. nesd. Any unseen object or vessel can be safely reached (or avoided) by use of 'the "locater," which measures sound and indicates the distance of any whistle, (siren, beat of a screw, or roll of 'water on a beach, besides the direction in which the sound lies. No vessel can steal away with lights out without giving a warning. Sounds in audible to human ears are disclosed. A equadron of French warships will be sent out this season as usual to protect the interests' of the French fishermen on the west coast of New foundland. | dive, and it appears that there were district, one was of a member of par- | During the' SDAY; APRIL 15 WORLD TIDINGS, OCCURRENCES R RECOUNTED IN BRIEF FORM. ---- Despatches and Cullings Telling of Events Transpiring in All Parts of The Earth. Sir H Thompson, a | geon, died at London, ™ lanon Alfred Larose, Hull, claims owner- ship to a rich mine in Temiscamingue It is denied at Paris that a French military expedition will be sent to Morocco. King Alfonso will visit Berlin during the first two weeks of Septewber next, going there from Paris The czar exercised clemency in the case of a number of {"Ierrorists'" who were serving their senten The three year old «on of Fred! , fell into and was Littlejohn, of Highgate, (nt a cistern on Monday night drowned. . Train bearing King Fdward and Queen Alexandra from ( openhagen to the sea, was partially derailed, but no hurt. Hugh C. Dennis, Maj. a Canadian, RACE "ROSE FROM 'SEA WATER Startling Lue Up New York, April 19.-The Sun has } + the following from London; Ten years ago the, injection of salt water as a restorative to patients dying from loss of blood aroused general interest. The discovery of this quality of salt water probably suggested to the French savant, M. Quinton, a long and patient research concerning sea water, the conclusions of which throw unexpected light on and adds support to the Darwinian theory of evolution. M. Quinton maintains that sea wat- er is the natural source from which, as Prof. Haeckel believes, elementary bodies rise which develop into all the species, including the human. - The en- vironment wherein the anatomical ele- ments of living creatures exist is, nei ther more nor less than a marine one. Our tissues and cells continue to ex- ert their functions in a fluid where the composition bears the closest re. semblance to'that of sea water, . Hitherto the number of elements en- tering into the composition of the liv- ing body was considered about fif- teen. M. Quinton has shown the exist ence of traces of at least fourteen others, which are also found in sea EKI HOIKI. Eki Hoiki, the new secretary of the Japanese legation at Wash- ington, is one of the most promin ent of the younger statesmen of the empire. acquainted with conditions in the well-known in Cobourg and Winnipeg, died at St. Louis where he had re- sided for some time. Hiram King, of New Canaan, was found dead in a ditch near home. Death is supposed to have sulted from exposure. The total tonnage of battleships now building and projected is as fol- Ont. his re- lows : The United... States, 20150; Great Britain, 157,000; Russia, 125,- no: Germany, 103,976. Serious fighting has taken place be- tween Turk: and Bulgarians at Lipa, near Demir, Kapu, valley of the Var- dar, sixty-two miles from Salonica. ny were killed on both sides. M The Ontario, legislature passed the third reading of the municipal taxa tion bill and an amendment to the statute law by which a byelection must be brought on "in within three months of a vacancy. Counterfeit and fifty cent piece somewhat freely twenty-five-cen! are circulating Hamilton, Ont, roins, and the police think they ary being made not far from Hamilton, if not in the city Announcement has heen made of the engagement of Miss Nonie Williaws, daughter of Mr<. John Williams, Chi cago, to the count Albert do la Grandville, of the Countess de' 1 Grand idle, « Beauvoir, Brittany, | France, ! Amar Nath, an Indian prince from Lahore, India; was knocked from aby | evele at Lafayette, Ind., and prokalily fatally injured " Notice has been given | the prince's family and to the British {embassy at Washington. Nath i= ,a junior student Purdue University. Earned His Punishment. » of the most strik ing Jooking wilitary men in Berlin, sentcnoad to months' imprisen ment for assaulting Gen. Von_Koblin sky, has hn to serve his term in one of the many pr isonsgnear the city. The count; once an officer of cavalry, took a violint dislike to the who was mel of his regiment, by spreading slanderous reports: about him succeedod in having him beyeot ted by society. On ascertaining the cause the nol submitted the case to the regimental court of honor and the count was nissed from the sorviee, Count Rehde, o five one ul and ale After dismissal he continued to send insulting letters ta the "colonel ani challenged him to fight a duel 'Th: colonel, who had by this time hecome a general, sub mitted the case to the kaiser, wh) ordered him to devine the Init wunt nd return the counts d. Some time age © ted the general in one of treets of Berlin, flincing in the general's 'ues and n strong langua so. challeng: tors unoj Rohde a the busi I hiv gloves abusing hi nai. The "House of Representatives nt Washington has voted that approprin- tions shall not be made to any sol diers' home having a bar or canteen for intox ating liquors. One member stated that-in the home in his stats the officials co peli the sokliers to He has seen service in Korea and Russia, and is well Far East. water, such as copper, lead, silver and gold. Further, if an animal is bled to the point of exhaustion and the place of the blood supplied with sea water the animal regains its strength in one day, and there is complete recovery in five days. M. Quinton injected animals a quantity of sea water greater than their own body weight into without toxic effect. The injection of pure water rapidly causes death. Thus sea water appears to be the true nut rient fluid for animals, in fact, their natural plasma. It Was Ghost Edough. New York Sun A college story that is often told at Harv: ard is cited as showing the effect of an apparition upon the one who beholds it. > A youth took'it into his head to endeavor to convert an infidel com panion of his by appearing as a ghost befores him. He accordingly dressed himself up in the usual ghost attire, having previously extracted the ball from a pistol which always lay near the head of his: friend's bed. Upon- first awakening and seeing the aPiparition, Brown, the vouth who was to be frightened, very coolly looked hit companion, the ghost, in the face, and said "I know vou see 1 am not alarmed. this is a good joke ; Now you vou; may vanish." I'he ghost stood still. "Go on, now," said Brown. "That is enough. I shall become angry. Get out of here. Still the ghost did not move. "Ih " burst forth Brown, "if you don't get out of hfe in three min utes, I'll show youn." He waited the time stated deliber ately leveled his yistol and fired. When he saw that the immovable fi- gure stood stock still Brown uttered a shriek of fright, became convulsed, and soon afterward died. The very moment he believed it to "be a ghost his human nature gave way. Song Of Peace For Spring Time. John Ruskin Put off, put off your mail, ye kings, and beat your brands to dust: A surer grasp your hands must know, your hearts a better trust. Nay, bend aback the lanse's point, break the helmet's bar, A noise is in the morning winds, but not the note of war! and Among the grassy mountain paths the glidtering troops increase: They come ! they come! how fair their fect--they come that publish peace, Victory, fair Victory, our enemies are 'ours. all the clouds are clasped in light, and all the earth with flowers. Yea And still depressed and dim wilh ™ db, but wait a little while, radiant with the deathless rose the wilderness shall smile. every tender, living thing shall fecd hv stremins of rest sor lamb shall from the fold be nor nurgling from the nest, em rnp-------- Ah! tnd tnd lost, * Under William Grev's lopaev. nev St Panl's, Waadsteck, Ont, is to mild a hall, ¢ompléte Sunday school and pur surrender their pensfon in exchange for canteen checks, * chase chimes. Lemmon, The Celebrated "Nectar of the Gods" is but a myth. EWAR' Delightful Scotch To be sure is a Spirit but a fact all the same, . when you ask for it, you can get it anywhere in this wide World. EE EI - Strictly Confidential We want to say a few words to you, and we wish you to consider them STRICTLY CONFI- DENTIAL, for we do not wish to hurt the feelings of any of our competi- tors What we with to say is this : Ghe Surest Way Of being satisfied with your Suit is to buy it SLOT ® . here. We don't know of a single customer who is sorry that he trades here, but we have seen a great ¢ many who 3 f Wished Bhey Had : The reason ? Our clothes have individual style $ they are made by the best makers in America, They 8 - are different from other clothes you see. You can buy cheaper clothes than ours, but we don't believe it possible to buy as good quality for less ¢ money. ¢ We Guarantee Our Clothes $ Please consider this now as strictly confidential. ~~ & gs. Don't miss seeing our GROSVENOR ENGLISH § RAINCOATS, good rain or shine, ® £ $10, $12.50, $13.50 and $15. | : THE H. D. BIBBY CO, Cash and One Price Clothing House, Oak Hall. oo SETHI TSTTO0E old BBC ME BC IT EVER STRIKE YOU That while our. line of Household Hardware and Specialties Are better than those generally sold, .our prices are no higher than those asked for inferior gocds ? Just do a little comparing - of prices and quality and convince yourself. Claxton & Lawrenson, 351 and 3353 King Street. A REVIVAL. --OF THE-- Clothing Trade. Goods bought at soc. on the Dollar LEAVE A MARGIN for great reductions in prices. The big sale of the DUNLOP CLOTHING STOCK gives to those looking for Bargains an oppor- tunity to get a* New Spring Suit or a Spring Overcoat at Half the Former Price, And to appreciate the great reductions in. price you should see the goods to judge their value. JAS. JOHNSTON, (Grand Union Clothing Co's. Old Stand). - -- -- Crushed While Coalisg And Died. Thomas, Ont,, April 19.--<Willi am Rogers, M.C.R., coal dock man at Montrees, while coaling an engine, was caught between the cab and coal chute.and so badly, squeezed, that he died forty minutes afterwards. He was . thirty-five years of age, and leaves 3 widow and four children. ---------- The Prince and Princess of Wales. with their suite, have started fof Vienna, where they will visit the Em- peror Francis Joseph. St. y . C8 I Mrs. Fair glect of we soon prost thinks wo Lydia E. | Compound, "DEAR MR and 'neglect female suffe laws of healt] cure. I did 1 headaches, or weariness, ur trated. <I kn Lain B. I aig ia Ld directions, ar weeks to Sod disa) red, of Meith thr have been-we ful, I have al my sick frie Pinkham's pound, and reasen-to be Mgrs. May F. St., Minneap banks is one « highest salari in the West.) above letter provin Mrs. Pin} women to" She has g health. Ad E------------ INCIDEN or Local Notes Miss Mabel gersoll to vis 0." F. Telgn room through A drunken through the street barb was trying The Canon-Spenc to have take services possibly summer. Capt. J. may We ton, of Port fit out the George Daly wheelsman. The home-v your friends be one of g the honfe-w. installed ha O: Hof H at its heart, , dispensing out your ho This boiler a high sta utilizesall-t} fire chambe: can lodge ai ing a most « getting all t - of the coal | This illustra sections and culated. 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