0 heglest their y risked danger a remedy which ceed. The many wed its use have da a real house- SYRUP i 0 points is that it as a cough reme- stem the stiength iseased bronches d cured by its use ick feeling usual ly no substitute , Proprietors, , Que. ish, MATHIEU'S S taken in con- u's Syrup stops \ Good Impression ood Impression is always made with@ MACK'S PATENT BOR. DN EXCH OF SOERE CRONE CON 1 RSE ME TL W. MACK. i ume 57. w. TORONTO LEAL ESTATE Do you want to buy a house or t? I have some bargains that ill interest you. A. F . B O N D. ISURANCE & REAL ESTATE, 63 CLARENCE ST., KINGSTON. THER HEMNDY'S wns OINTMENT PRICE, 25 CENTS. FILL CURE Buras. Fromea ia Salt Rbeum, Brokem na fldren's Sore Heads, Boils Blood : apd Bealing Fingers. Pas SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Inexcusable Carelessness. nireal Witness story tn -teid of a speech reorathe ile by an Irish barrister in a comet law. te was for the plaintifl, whose cows d been knocked down and billed ov train, amd this was the contention - £4 thie train had been run gs it puld have sheen run, or if the bell d been ring as it should have been ng, or if the whistle had been blown it should have been blown, both of ich they did neither, the cow would t have been injured when she led." way ete ications of Pecks Cora at Wades et Sool coms. mas y New Year dealers everywhere. no Co., Toimited, Ont. 71ST YEAR. NO. 30 HE DAIL 0 | "A MERRY CHRISTMAS" To my many friends and patrons. Thank- ing them for the great increase of business in1g04 > : ;: : : Robt. J. Reid, Furniture Dealer 2 Doors Above the Opera House: May We Suggest a Shopping Bag in Seal, a First Quality Umbrella, or a Signet Ring, or an Engraved Gold Locket, or Sleeve Links, or a Stick Pin, or a Suitable Ebony Piece, Sea Lion or SMITH BROS, _ 3BOKINCST. TO THE ELECTORS ~~ Of No. 4 Division, Portland and Loughboro. LADIES AND ¢ NTLIEMEN As a candidate for the county council, 1 so- licit your vote and assistance in the coming election. 1 have had five year's But not to eat, only to buy or sell experience in the county council, and] good Stoves, furniture, carpets, dishes promise, if elected, to work jaithiully in | ete Don't forget my address the interests of the county J. W. BERTRAM. Harrowsmith, Dec. 2 1904 DAILY MEMORANDA. Whig Hall, to-night on's company, Gra org as and Opera The sun rises Wednesd 7 ane sun vines Nednesday, at 7.34 am To "drt the landscay one ould ed with field glass came early to avoid the wildn't he any better off an has no enemies the public unconscious of his existence Telephone Girl--He uses ie Electvicinn--V shocking at volts IF YOU COME QUICK Before they are all gone, you tan get a very nice Dinner Sét OF 97 PIECES Colored English Earth- enware, for - $4.75. ROBERTSON BROS. BEGINNING JAN 1, '06 Our "business will be conducted on a strictly cash basis We hope our friends and patrons will till continue dealing with us, and we guarantee the same care ful attention to thejr needs as_in the past, W. Allen & Son, Military Bootmakers 81 Brock St SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, CHEAP TURKS TURK'S SECOND-HAND STORE, 89% Princess Street. NOTICE. OWING PO MR. CLAXTON'S RETIR- A GOOD CQOK, HIGH WA Ar- |. ply at 24 Stuart street ing from this firm, all outstanding ac- - count must. he paid on or before A GENBRAL SERVANT. APPLY To | January 1st. 1903 : s, Elder, 7 William Street LEMMON, CLAXTON & LAWRENSON A YOUNG GIRL, TO ASSIST IN DR. W. G. ANGLIN housework. Apnly 184 Farl street: | (ypipaTi FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL IS THE CENTRE OF MAN- Trustee in Sydenham Ward The votes ufacturing astivity in Ontario. Ii | 200 Ji flusnce + the sehoot supporters is you want skilled help, advertise in|" i" ; the London ** Free Press." Te Ee -- -- VICTORIA WARD BOARDERS, WHERE THEY CAN TO THE ELECTORS I shall be have first-class accommodation, nice pleased t Crve nother term in the pleasant, warm rogms, ce oca- | ( will in honor tian . t 1 we and your votes Appiy at S51¥Br POSITIONS 'ARE OPEN in the. Blessing Hospital Training School for Nurses. For information RIDEAU WARD. apply to Miss M. C. Wheeler, Supt LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1 Blessing Hospital, Quincy, lllinois respect solicit your vote and influ- ent m re-election a alderman for FHAT SUIT OF YOURS TO PRESS | the ahove ward for 1905 and clean; TO PUPILS it can be made to look FRANCIS KING. FRANCIS J. HOAG. ------------ -- MOVED AHEAD Enemy's Advanced Posi- tions Taken by Japs. AN OFFER MADE BUT GEN. NOGI HERETOFORE REFUSED TERMS. Kuropatkin Told His Men to Never Allow Themselves To Retreat--He Reports a Late Success--The- General Situa- tion Is Regarded As Quiet. GEN. BARON KODAMA Special to the Whig Tokio, Dee. 27.-The following re port was received from the besiegers at Port Arthur on Sunday : : "A body of our right wing surpris od the enemy at Housanytantun (Hou sanventao) and Siafoantun (the lat- ter abont xix and a half miles north west of Port Arthur), at ten o'clock, Saturday night and occupied the vil lages and subsequently dislodged the enemy, occupied the whole of Taliu chiatun (about five miles north-west of Part Arthur) at 2.55 o'clock this morning. "Our repeated attacks during the past. few days were uniformally suc cessful, and now the whole of the enemy's advanced © positions fronting our right wing are in our bands, Offered To Surrender. Nagasaki, Dee. 27.-A message from Dalny réports that the Russians af Port Arthur have proposed to sarrend der the fortress on terms which Gen. Nogi, the Japanese commander, has refused. The terms that the garrison and ships should he allowed were to return to Russia Gen. Nogi Wounded. London, Dee. 27. The Cheloo respondent of the Daily Telegraph says it is reported that Gen. Nogi, the commander of the Japanese forces. be cor- KINGSTON, ONTARIO, TUESD sed the confor $ talions of Japanese wit sixty-one men wounded, h great loss, the Japancse leaving nine prisoners in the hands of the Russians. The Russian losses. were three officers and six mon killed and three officers and The night of Beteniber 2rd, Gen Kucopatan adds, wax quiet, -------- Kuropatkin's Orders. Mukden, Dec. 3% Gen, Konropat kin, addressing the troops said : "Yon must never allow yoursolves to retreat, Bven im. The ease of the smallost detachment having once for med a plan it must be carried out to the end." ------ Doing More Damage, St. Petersburg, Dec. 27. There are further reports of fioting in Poland. At Radom, two railway bridges were blown up and Col. Diltzky was kill ed. From Chenstieks comes the report of an attempt to destroy the statue of Alexander 1. Riots caused by strikers have ocewrred in Riga and Baku. ---- Getting Ready For Turning. Mukden, Dee. 27~Volunteers. who crossed the Sha river, on Friday, sur prised a force of the enemy killing about 100 and taking fifteen prisoners. The Russian losses were trifling. A Japanese battery fire, December 24th, on lchanlinhu, and two men mere wounded by shells. A Japanese column advanced, but was soon driven back by the Russian fire. The general situation is quiet, though Chinese re port that the Japancse are strength- ening their loft flank, as though in contemplation of a turning move- ment, TRIED TO KILL WIFE. By Pouring Carbolic Acid Down Her Throat. Rochester, N.Y., Dec. 27. ~Crazed by 1 jenlonsy, William Crawley, a boarding house keeper, on Satirday, attempted to kill his wife, formerly Miss Minnie yeatrice Hartloy, of Peterboro, Ont, hy forcing a enp full of earbolic acid down her throat, after which he drank a quantity of the seid, dying at once, Mrs. Crowley is in a critical condi tion. If she recovers she will be badly disfigured. rm. Urowley's mother, now Mrs. Wilder, ; came here from Peterhoro three months: mgo: Crowley; a few days ago threatened to kill his wife with a razor. LIFT LOCK CONTRACT. Awarded To Bridge Company Of Montreay Peterboro, Ont. Dec, 97.~The con lock at Kirkfield on the Trent canal, has been awarded to. the Dominion Bridge company, of Montreal. The lock is to overcome a Nit of fifty feet, from the lock here i will be of stock Tt is likely that work will begin on the and it will difier in that the tov i liatel I Woe . o o a COM: ---- new contract immediately, 1H be oo Charge Workmen Io Cape To pleted by a year from next spring. The Cai Li Dominion Bridge company built the airo ne. steel superstructure of the Peterbore lift lock. SAVED CRUCIFIX. At The Risk Of Life--A Destroyed. Special to the Whig {ract for the cvectign of the new tify Church. Smart May Succeed Gov. Congdon YUKON'S HEAD. CANADA LEADS IN = THE TRADE OUT THERE, Ex- Five Years Ago The Reverse Was The Case--To Second Address --Member-Elect For Montmor- enci Offered Honor--Brought Out Sixty Servants. Ottawa, Dec. 27.--The resignation of James A. Smart as doputy minister of the interior has caused a rumor that he will succeed Mr, Congdon as gover: nor of the Yukon. He is regarded as a fairly capable administrator and is a shrewd politician, and has the hap py faculty of being familiar with Mr. Sifton's policy, and ideas in connec-' tion with the development of the Yukon. Candida now controls the bulk of the trade to the Yukon. Five years ago the reverse was the case, and the am- ount of foreign goods imported itd the Yukon was nearly double that of domestic. In 1899 the total trade wak was 24,856 tons, 15,012 tons foreign and 9,814 domestic, For 1904 the total importations amounted to 35,468 tonsy of which the foreign ' trade was only 12,602 tons. For 'the past three fiscal years there has been a large and in creasing: balance of trade in Canada's favor. This is the case of goods en: tering northern British Columbia and Yukon via the White Pass and Yukon route, angounted in 1901-2. to $1,910, 850; in 1902-3. $1,904,539, and in 1903- 4, $2,615,022. In the case of importa: tions, entering via Alaska, there was a halanes of trade in Canada's favor of #19578 in 1902, and of $24805 in 1903, The total imports for the last fiscal year by this route wore: Roms: tie, $433,204; foreign, $105,489, A con- giderable portion of the foreign goods were re-exporied to points in Alaska. During the months of Faly, August, September and October, 1904, there were 5,048 tonx of coal of the value of $35,688 mined in Alaska. George Parent, M.P.-clect for Mont: morenci, has been asked to second the address in reply to the speech from the throne, Mr, Parent has just colebrated his twenty-fifth birthday. . Earl Grey brought sixty #Fvants, with him to Rideau Hall. This is the first time that such a large retinue accompanied a governor-general. ELEPHANTS DELAY WORK, v1 Cape Town, Deo: 27.--Huge herds of elephants are obstrueting and delay- ing the progress of the ponstruction of the Cape-to-Cairo railroad. Thin rail way, which is to link the Mediterran- ean with Cape Town, was the ambi: tion of Cecil Rhodes' life. It is being pushed simultaneously from the north and mouth. There. Wpecial to the Whig, TN cndon, Dec; 21.~A despateli from Rome says that Admiral Togo's feat, which Feit Port Arthur a few days ago, is refurning home, while ropairs are proceed to conferring with the government. ra---- being made, Admiral - Togo will okio for the purpose A Jap Attack. London, Dee, 27.~The Daily® Tele graph's correspondent at Chefon In 8 despatch dated December 26th, says "A me from Port Arthur de scribes a Jay attack on the evens ing of December 22nd, With a light co low of a 'thousand men and machine ne Arts along the railway, carry y trovel after t und succeeded " A reaching | the. water course beneath] Payuisoan Monntain, whence the Rus: sian artillery worked terrible exeen- tion. A fierce bayonet fight occurred | at midwight, "A strong Russian force advancing]: eastward of Payuisean Mountain threatened the retreat of the Japanese; who, after a desperate struggle, retived ta the north, leaving several machine guns, three hundred rifles and eighty wisoners. It is estimated that they ost 600 killed. The Japanese halted near the cemetery, finding that hoth the flanks had carried all the works forming the outlying range of the main. forts, they entrench on small hills neat Etz Mountain under a severe enfilading fire, which cansed them further heavy losses." Ipit For Port Arthur. Yokohama, Dee. 27 ~The transport Manshu Mara has sailed for Port Ar- thur with ten foreign attaches and soveral members of the diet on hoard, The. attaches will make technical ob: servations. No newspaper men were allowed to accompany the party. 1t is expected that the trip will last three -- . Military Attache Coming Home. St. Petersburg, Dee, 27.--Lieut.-Col, Walter S. Schuyler and Capt. Carl Reichman, the United States military have arrived here, m drom Mokden to St, twenty-four days. After completing their formal calls they will leave immedintely for Wash- ington. Both officers have personally ween much fighting, having been pee- sont at the battles of Vafangow, Lager yang and Shakhe, ( They oxpress satisiaction With the treatment accorded thom, bat, as they loft the front wnder pledge not, to re- venl anything they had seon, they would not discuss the military stun: tion. ing the journey Petersburg in 1S O'BRIEN DEAD ? Report That Notorious C Man Has Passed Away. New York, Dee. 27.--A report has reached this city that Thomas O'Brien, the notorious confidence "man and al- loged inventor of the "'gold brick" swindle, is dead , in the French penal settlanent at Cayenne, where he had been serving a lilo sentence for the murder of his partner, "Kid" Wad- dell, in Paris, in 1805. O'Brien's career was a remarkable one. He was born fifty-three years ago in Chicago, and, aided by "an attractive personality, ad | = mack nd TOKIO... 4. Admiral Togo : ~~ Ships: Sale The with too much stock. and these garments must be cleared before then. > 3 you'll need them most with the cold hard winter before you. attaches with Gen. Kufopatkin's army | black cloths, good style, well tailored, and all mew goods. means to you. Saunders, Miss Lillian CRAWFORD--H WOOD--1In_ Kingsto 1s Taking His rice oat bt % Reasons Why A short coat season has feft us Stock-taking comes next month And this is just the time when They are made of all the best Think it over. Ses what it ol K. UNT At the A dist parsonage, Pooks, Alberta, Thecember 14th, 104; by Rev. Gordon, Miss Boome Hunter of ie ton, Ontario, to Ave D. Orewiord, of Pon Alberta, i 3 DIED. : Pacem ber Joh, - wife : years. n 1904, Susanna Ore, beloved like mew. Also your order for new cieging Port Arthur, has been taken to Winnipeg Dec 9%. Following the | : : X . \ work. 'Thos. Galloway, tailor, 131 oF de Ds : peg, ik "1 In mid-tropie Africa the greatest managed to make an enviable record. . J Brock Wirwet, next to Bibby's livery: ONTARIO WARD. the haspityl st Salm wid wowed Nosteustion, by fire Fy Jurlanie difficulties have been encountered. The Many old swindles running into the panel Wond. age Sit hi te -------------------------------------- y > Having heen | severely mn ie arm and leg. wi atheran church, on Friday, ihe er ne 0 a 4 ok in o thousands were credited to his nine, ps treet Tuesdny | ARB-30U INDEPENDENT, OR BATT - on fd tn enter th ti co ie as rifle bullets while directing the assault | nan Lutheran church fell a prey to a , a reported ie slip In 18 he "Jumped a Bond of 86,000 ao wp » wv oh > you a boss? Get out of slavery | tative of my old ward, I would } on 203 Metre Hill. the *devouring element yesterday. The harge the I 1 fled B pcaptuted GODELL~In Kingston, December and be free. Write G. Marshall &) k for ypur votes and in A new rency dispatch, from Rome, |g " be falli i the professional hunters are unable to | and fled to Europe, was recaptured, 1001, Harriett, with of ©. OG i! Co., London, Ont. and they will | fob =, " ' nt a ho et mY the Russian fire was cansed by the line 9 he prevent their forays. and sentenced to ten years in prison. ageil fortysel yenrs. show you the way. They have Your } states that Gen. Stoessel, stove pipes while the building was be In Uganda the wooden ties have had A remarkable plot conducted by a wo- | Funeral private. Took place Saturday, . Started thousands on the road to J. B. WALKEM. commander at Port Arthur, has ap- ling heated for the morning service. | Onl end with iron ties, because | man resulted in his escape from a ho December 24th, to St, Mary's ccines reedom. : wled to Ge og o Japanese | The loss is abe $ ; i u ' * : > : + tery Fa frie tm No ne on a elie {ca tie us the mos 0h Teas NY. whore He wah | a AGENTS, PERMANENT POSITION ST. LAWRENCE WARD. oi tr] f ; nty-four hours nd a, ile the fire Was at itu Rh Professional hunters are attached to charge of a prison keeper. to sell new map of Canada, th] 0 THE ELECTORS 1 cordially | SUSpende on Hwen nat Re aD Je Zoller pushed into the building | oo Jaborers' camp, and they have O'Brien canght a steamer hero for Nord Mau ~ ee ig licit your vote and inflibnce as a Xans that hin be a pen - Mt and, at the risk of his life rescued the their hands full keeping lions, ele- Gurope, reached Paris safely and ro. nches; 0 maps in « X ldernian for 1905 ove the wounded ol or r t artcift nT r . ye i 4 ; --- . sentatives now at work. ma didate tor Alder 19 move the woun rom Tor | grueifix. phants, hippopotami and other formi- mained there until he was arrested ALL THIS WEEK is od : : ress Ran BERT) ROBERTSON. a eee ] ' . pif : y per week. Address Ran HN. ( ) Has B Recalled dable beasts from running smuck | on the charge of killing Waddell, his IRENE JEAVONS ROYAL Co.. 142 Fifth' Ave., New mrt s Been Recalled. MANY KILLED tne » . among the men, partner, STOCK CO. LOST. - SYDENHAM Yass, HAM Paris, Dee. 27.-A despatch (o the it ® estimated that the line cannot SH To-night, Driven From Home. a rr ---- PO THE ELEC TORS, OF BY - the Tens, from i Jays that Lon, In. a Conflict Of Revolutionary | he completed within five years. DRIVES BEARS INTO STREETS Wednesday Night, Damon aud Phythlas. 8 5 » BLACR PERSIAN LAMB e d on 1 Aron. Sodama, IOC Bulgarians. atinee Thursday 0, * Tlunuey Mitis, at outer eve ™ FA ein, J u's shied or sal; hae Jen Jeealied Specinl to the Woe WERE RESCUED. They Roam Among Houses Seek- Saryais Huge! at 2:90, turday morning, between 1 and joard of Education ring { fom anchuria for stinking arshal | * Bel te Dec 27. ~Revolutionary ing Prey : loc) val yr their return to Ne. tried to do my duty i grade, . Dee, . <4 mlevo niionar ; & * : High Class "Vaudeville, Tiustrated . OO ear rd for thew in that positi Dyama, Bulgarians, to-day, attacked a village | The Lightkeeper And Helper Were | gun Francisco, Dee, 27.--Captain | songs. and Moving Pictures, between the ei ter ¥ 1 : near levgelije and in the fighting thir- Taken Off, Thwing, of the steamer Harold Dollar, | acts Bgl ob. dul . A GOLD REN" BUCKLE at the Strongest. Ever Besieged. ty-one persons were killed. There are | special to the Whig which has returned from the eastern | Satine prICEE na: words ruth, Duty ar u London, Dec.. 27.--The Tokio eor-| continual disorders around the town | Sault Ste, Marie, Ont, Dee. const of Siberia, tells of an invasion Wvenin prices, 10¢., 15¢., and 2506. last, night, Sither on Ki the posit respondent of the Times quotes for- | of Veles, near Lerina, and so far five | The tug Reid arrived here last evening | of the cities and villages of the Kam Seats now on sale. return to Whig Office nar ache damien e | vign correspondents, who have just| Greeks and three Bulgarians have having on board W. 0. Demers, light tchatkan peninsula by hundreds of : : Ses hothis 3 J our educati i arrived from Port Arthur, as saving been killed. kes wr at . aribeo stand, and Brad starving Siberian beats. : + ILACK COCKER SPA ike ho have un my 4 is ia the strongest place that mn -------- clletier, his assistant, who hac The ferocic imals, . driven fro Gh I ws a" rom tho w " that this is th iy ph y : o pus an , . dri m Roam. Bine_months oll} , LE tn this tion gos toask a} ts ever been besieged. The things that Giént Goes To Almshouse. practically given up by their friends the mountains by hunger, made their e street. Anyone harboring animal af- | renew ll a v Yours, the Japanese have accomplishes nls New = York, Dec. 31--After 'having here as lost, Demers and Velletior way to the inhabited regions of the . ter this dute will be prosecuted -- IVA E. MARTIN. most stagger belief even when they pre | yon exhibited for more than forty | Were taken off the island on Satur const and for days kept the natives in e ep one 1 e ENVELOPE, WITH NAME CUNNING- seen. The correspondents do Rot thu vears, during which Yime he hax vis day Alero hy the Reid, dltce Hse a state of sefisioge i EEA = INVELOPE, 2 Nes m-- . any other army in the world } 3 carly all the principal cities of | UE ad made o ' . In Ustakamichatka, a sma town Iv kept busy work overtime. ham written on it. Saturday WiC DER PROMPTLY. that. apy ovier 8 . eT ited near) . it | tempts ch the island, They had : Ww. kept busy ng el. 5 he TO CONSI could. have de such progress. They % S E ., Wil: | tempts to reach the island. y ha oh eo city of Petropaviovsk, 150 of . t ngon. between 4 lh milk ii > Ewpaor sould kay La hy with six Uri- the | sited. Staten. te Foh po Irixh | abandoned all hope of being taken o near he ui by of J eleopuyle ak he Aout all the heater thers days in Aas tant: Pinder please rer (0 U0 | ype Ukase Issued By ! an Sebastopols all situated on hills | giant," was sent fo the city alms this Jes and were PIUMEAR ton disy as they roamed among the houses | our Sava and Mocha Blend." = fice. - a Nicholas. and arranged to be mutually support: | pause. He had hoped to postpone the | spend the win e . on .. a in hen 1 earch of food. ] ; PERSONAL special to the Whig Nicholas' | ins the groups connected by tram: kgrdend until after Christmas, bit the | the tug succeoded in reaching them, We rent. {he' Colle ourselves. . Pe retorshurg, bee. icholas ad telephones und backed by a.) cage found him entirely destitute, A RB D E. . > ; THESBOY Ho os LR bi 2 X 1 i . AP was issued last] wa oil: De the movement setson foul on ed bi to the is} SENTENCED TO DEATH, SUITED BY hon The middleman's profit is saved, another's Overcoat last Saturfial, oo ang. ee als under eight ay Ye orrveR jents say the \ ry. 4 h inch , 3 IR ternogn at Kingston skating rink, ght. The document dea of troops. The corresponden ) ¢ | and. Connery seven feet one och Chapel Af Sailors' Snug Harbor . il pleat return Lhe same U4. on heads, with practically all the sublectt) Jjce, undoubtedly. will be Shptured, in_ height. Hin, favorite trick Jas to He Was Known As Steward On | Burned. Price LO ents. : inter, rink manager, and Tee . , the emperor's attention ie dignatio Japan ix be | hold a $100 bill in his hand above is ian. . srought to th mper 301 National indignation in f he a Pretorian i ad 5 awh. : Fong iat of the congress of Zigue saticas] tn consequence of rumors! head, and offer it 40 anyone who | putifax. N.S. Dee. 27.--Allan Muir, ra ork Fie hennsital 5 Be i FOR SALE. stvos pre <idents, Bede Js Y i sibs that Holland is ab to place Ho cobld rel hit, from their own footing | = ih wn here as - the second wt: | nna for : indigent seamen, pr Neo TWO ROUGH-CAST HOUSES cok: and while. not. speci v rE BE Hous) hang at the disposal of he Ba and without jumping: ward-of-the Allan steamer Pretorian, | piohton, Staten Island, wis: gutted v 1 si An car oO * 0 nme rm---------- : i Eea mer Magot apd Johnston, SX S00 | government 10 COE GUE, Cg omanded | 6 , ia under sentence. of death in Liver | Ly Tire yesterday. The loss was $75.- Seven rooms. mi, A rrister reforms in their enti tithes cach Mr. Viekers' New Post. pool, charged with causing the death | 600. The stone walls were = left ply to T. J. Rinev Mo =| jy the memorial, promise it af A Turning Movement. Toronto, Dee. 25.--V, @..R. Vickers | of Isabella McKenzie, for four or five | C0 gin and the chapel will bo re " a KILLED AFTER MASS. shall he referred 1h co peport | Mukden, Dee. 27.<A Japanese bat- | has heen appointed superintendent of | years the stewardess. of, that steamer. |i D. ROY MA ins mmmaters, HH or <t measures of | tery opened fire December. 24th on | the Deonvinion Express. company. for | The crime took Pliwee - September | Vl Gand was a repliea of St. - Workmen's (Parade Followed By promptly on the fu est ry m the | Chanlinhu and two men were wound- [yy ntreal, and all points east. My. | 11th, and sentence of death was pass | nove fondon, and it contained one 5 0 i. which ean he accor X : : Japanese column ad- | vi 4 od by Justice Phillimore on December : : A i relief which od by shells. A Japan Vickers, who has been the agent of the y of the finest and most expeosive or ; Rioting. i hy : 6th. The death of the woman wis : 1 . oy various subjects vanced, but w soon driven back by | oonnany at Montreal for a number of | th. ie death; o 8 ne in the United States. The chapel Ragom, Russian Poland, Dec. =i - wR mpany | id pularity and due {to poisoning ga tod for the beauty of its stained 5 ad J D ---------------- a ol y } E - hyo 4 Roman i the ussian i ta vears, enjoys wide popularity a Rt a was no! 0 arty 1 SF iad Hit RESUMED AT Aa midnight ude at fh i work The Horse Came Back. The general situation. i quiet, Beh peputation for executive ability, : glass windows. * WiLL, g % Catholic cathedral a crowd © No Iwo young men who had evidently | (ough Chinese report that the Jo- | CA his promotion to the high office Dr. Phelan Indisposed. . i WHIG HALL men paraded the streets carry gam We deorating Christmas io an in! papas are str ngthening their left of superintendent will 'ba hailed with Dr. Phelan is laid up with a severe ONTARIO POLITICS flags. The military authorities in f3 | been © A hired a horse and! gk as though in contemplation, of isfactio , the business public | cold. A couple of the eity dootgrs are : : s : # t wa yoeeived WU manner, 0 he satisfaction by ne: 1 cout ity Ci -- -- ON ing to disperse them were TO tor, fram, a local livery stable, ves: 5 turning movement. On the other { oq wide circle of friends. doing his work for hin® till better. | oo (oo Oongervative Nomina- Haw with shots and a Srrabe eh ig (1S afternoon, with the avound in. hand, the Japaness in many places One of them visits the prince and the 4 followed, in which the commander ©F} 1c af visiting Kingston Mills. | apparently are building winter quar SE tL other i lookifg after the sick officers, tion. the 36th Regiment was killed and» tention, ahout cloven o'clock the | tors Spain's King Betrothed. many of whom have been seriously ill | Ottawa, Dec. 27.-C, Berkley Powell i was wounded. One of the } Last Med do its stable minus eit PR---- lin, Dec, 27.~The Lokal Anzeiger | for a long time. ¢ has sent a letter 10 W. D. Hogg, pres- demonstrators was killed. horse TH Lem. A cab went down _to Kuropatkin Reports Success. Kates that the betrothal, of Alfonso, ident of the Conservative 'Association, " fo ant Ne pissing articles, this Qt Petersburg, Dee. 7. Gen. Karo- | king of Spain, and the Duchess Marie Louis 8. Humes, for some time drelining the nominat for the log: § Remomber the concert and oppretta, | look wp 100 SUG Nike badly smash | i roporls having made December Antoinette, daughter of the Archduke | yqnager oft the Western" Union Tele: | islature. It is likely \ Ellis, if oy : . ht" on. Wednesday oven fmorming. sate and the two | patkm ref 3 opi danl Frederick of Meckl Hehwer- Mi re-elected mayor, will ba the candi-}' = ©» oly Nigh 3 near the toll 2 Dla reconnaissance in fores in the A yey compnny at St. , Mion, | HL he : , ing P i Ah ret Congres} ol ric WRC gp further down the S30 8 FO the Japanese positions at }if, is now regarded an sottled, Tt will | intiel general superin , although A. E. Fripp, barrister, 4 tional" church ha ya aizee. men at a fo fisertion of The Russians forced an the Jounality acnimuiion ian octasion tendent of the Groat North-Western is making a bid for it. ©. tion of Nrs. Tel ae " ne. i vianutze, ocoupied | of the visit of King Alfonso " dompsny; with headquart- RE iarop vere yd Lad children 100, © 18, hesi potatoes Roll butter 18s hest potatoes, airy hie ont : ty tn kaiser in February, = Jere at Mo, sr Large fresh herrings id Crawford. Roll butter a HOS! " $ 1 X % 3 i J : : i § 3 % ia (rawiord. i ; -