San n't that ug re Frontenac teams moot, Young Corbett is now installed at train and pe £E314 ef. 5l i 1 28m AEE Monday night word in time oh captain and man- oie Baseball Club, ter in baseballdony, the position of coach Ivania University Lase- w, if he al at set thus og will have in Indianapolis next season t him with the fans fn Association town "shots and will keep the defence busy when these , Cal, and there he remain until events in istic world = assume shape, will the on | Rev. Fathér Qiinn of Chesterville, | Tweed lone year to a day since his wife died. the goal position is one most. im- portance, § gh Belle ville; bps been joined the {eam gf Thursday and came on to 'with then, Mackay was release yester- 'day. Other are in Man- | i MeSwigas aie, mind .- the result the poor v of the team on this trip. The next games here will be January 6th, 7th and 9th, with Hod Stuart's Calumet féam, that has not been defeated this season. - q PPOINTED TO TWEED, Rev. Father Quinm To Succeed REV, PATHER QUINN, has been appointed to the ish-of / and Stoco hy Archbishop Gauthier, Father Quinn has been . re- cognized as one of the most energetic riests in the diocese of Kingston, He fas been most successful in the differ- ent. e8 over which he has pre- sided. Tn Brewer's Mills he did good sin Marysville he did excellent work, and in the rio he now leaves y able i has done equally good work, What a most Sark fact is that he leaves each parish free of debt. Father carries with. him to his new the love and respect of his for- mer congregations. He was ordained sixteen years ago. He came from Ire- with the Jute Archbishop Cleary in 1884. Fa Quinn studied in the renowned co of 8t.' Jarleth's, trick's, Maynooth, urse in the Grand =F iF £ , Montreal, 'His' Father Passes Away. Rev. Father Quinn received a sakle- the th of his father, Thomas Quinn, in Ire fand. The gentleman was A pec coincidence with the death is that Tt is exactly ----------. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Hyde Vaudeville Artists Not Up To Expectations. The Hyde comedians, or vaudeville artists from Brooklyn, who at the Grand Opera House last night, were scarcely up to expectations, The 'amme was not as as is gen- y given weekly in Shea's Theatre, Toronto. The comedy acts by Hal. Clements, and Green and Green, were not as good as similar ones seen in the Lake Ontario Park pavilion last summer, Miss Alice Shaw, the whist] ing prima donna, was well received, as also were the Riva brothers, acro- bats, and Koppe and Koppe, comedy club jugglers, As a song imitator, Miss Kn ne Nugent is by no means the equal of Miss Elsie Janis, who » here in "The Fortune Tel- ler." attraction of course was traotio Miss Flo Irwin, the comedienne, who is as floshy as her older sister, the celebrated May. Her act with Walter Hawley, entitled "Caught With the Goods," was the best on the pro- gramme, hut was not exceptionally . The Ki h tatio fed eo inetograp presen! n Bank Burglary" was very fine, It's a while since straight vaude- ville was givon at the Grand, and more of it would be appreciated by a large number of theatre-goers. -- Who Will Be Chairmen ? The. party in power in the cit - cil for 1905 is prs onareing the Dossibla chairmen of committees. For and light, there is no one on its side who can {ill the shoes of Alder- man Tove. It js said that both ex- Mayor Bell and Alderman King are ] Halse to succeed him, and there will A squabble over that plum Iderman. o Dice, ma Nolen nay also. Put in a roquisiti r same "lob," although 'he is slated as chair man of parks, '| the conservatives oan Ald, For board of works, 0 , have no mean who give the time to the streets that did. For that position, ngrove is mentioned. The : th aS. the. Sova il will ask or no h yw r io that all the committees contiat tof conser- vatives, who will thus have & ch "10 prove their ability. Tt is under aud. lesa ~ that a | request - Mowat to act as Hou "fof Industry ehairman, - ------------ Township Of Pittsburg Election For Reeve - 1 8 8 4 5Tenn John Dennett 84 a8 +A. McFarlane 98 55 53 39 des ; ee 61 81 82 74 So--asr | John Kilaun 3b 0a 03 ab 15-17% 1 Walter J: Rutan 08 88 7 35 '9015s aw Smith. 71 8h 8 oi he Stole: 35 17 8 52 Ta-176 _ The of Foresters in : ad of and old life was quiet 3 FRE 44 -F TANUARY 5. 19 DAY, 3 3 Cp, 3 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOCAL SOCIETY. Oe 5 Rev. C. E. Cartwright Elected President---Admirable Address Given by Judge McDonald, of Brockville,! In the First Baptist church on Tues- day evening, Judge McDonald, Brock- ville, lectured to 'a well filled hall on. the subject of Children's Aid. The meeting, presided over by Rev. Mr. Cartwright, 'was opened with a hymn and prayer hy Rev. Douglas Laing, pastor of the church. The see- retary of the sopiety, Rev. Mr, Me- Callum, then: gave the annual report outlining the beneiits and needs of the society. No less than 14,000 children have been dealt with since the or- ganization of the society in }881. The society in different cities is in a more or less flourishing condition. During the past yoar eight meetings were held by the local society to deal with lo- cal needs, 'agent visited the po: lice court eleven jes, where about twenty children were wgealt with dur- Make A Note ! The court of Registration of votes will sit Thureday and Friday next, from 10 a.m. tol pm, from 2 to 6 ESR ERR LL RRS LES 3. J RPFILF FIFE II 44. p.m., and from 730 to 9 Ing - registrars Ladies Price! Registrar Thompson, Police Magis- trate .F' John Mudie, M. Asselstine, clerk of courts, «reese ing the year... Over wiry families were assisted during The year. 'Ihe adoption of the secretary's r port was moved by Rev. Mr, Laing, who spoke highly of the society's work, and-ad vocated a larger grant from the city council, Rev. Alexander Laird se- conded Yhe motion and also spoke highly of the lasting work being dene by the society. The officers of the society for the year were next 'moved by Mr, Owlvin and Rev. Douglas Laing : ident--Rav. C. Cartwright. Vice-prosident--Rev, Alexander Laird, Treasurer--8. W. Dyde. Solicitor--(i, M. Macdonnell. Agent and secretary---Rev. Nr, Me- Callum, : Judge McDonald was the next speak- er. He commended the excellent re- port read by the secretary, He said that we must put forth efforts in be- half of the work and we must con- sider the enviromments in which we are now placed. In the old times life was far different from what it is now. Children are too much out of doors away from home &t night. The hd from that life up a generation which has done gro work in our country. The chil- ren of to-day have many advantages that the past generation had not. There has beeri a complete change in all ways, and' new methods must be adopted to deal with the circumstan- ces. Legislation is not, as many peo- ple think, a panacea for all evils, The children of to-day do not display the same respect to their elders and this tendency of childern, of to-day must be tuken Into consifleration. The re- moval of the reformatory at Ions tanguishene was a good thing as the institution, although Probably well conducted, had a tendency to hreed criminals. We have, however, the in- dustrial school at Mimico, where boys of all ages are received and if possible sent out for adoption. The expense of the management of this institution causes hesitation . on the part of magistrates in sending youthful crim inals to the institation for mainten- ance at the expends, of the municipal ity. A grant should be set aside by county and city cowmcils to be used for this purpose. The speaker spoke at considerable length on the troubles of 'friendless and homeless boys who are left to be taken care of Ly the society. There is considerable difficnlty experienced in dealing ' with some of these children, where sometimes unnatural parents endeavor to rid themselves of their children at the public expense. The speaker also gave instances of cruelty 10 children which are discovered hy the agents of the society in diflerent places. He also advocated the use of the lash upon mep who were convict- ed of cruelty to children, Ho spoke favorably of the custom adopted by the local police magistrate, of whip- ping youthful eriminals in preference to other punishments. The speaker closed his interesting address with a brief review of the "provincial laws regarding the {reatment of youthful criminals and asked his hearers to do all in their power to carry out this legislation. oe ; A collection was taken up in aid of the society after which a vote of thanks was extended' to Judge Me- Donald on motion of Archdeacon Mac- morine and Rev. Douglas Laing. Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil in bottles or bulk, Maleod's Drug Store. Evening shoes "at 'Abernethy's Shoe » Store. o f F ht Tox \ on ~The best wears THE MINISTER'S DAUGHTERS Will Be Presented At The Grand ' Thursday Evening, MILOREDE PURION, HER BLIND SISTER. Leonard Grover's latest and most successful comedy drama, "The Minis- ter's Paughters,"" which will he -pre- sented at the 'Grand on Thursday, January Oth, is one of the best come- dy dramas now before the public, and has received the highest praise. It is brimful of excellent comedy, intense situations, and has an abundance of scenic and mechanical efiects, the most realistic now on the stage. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. There was a blank docket at police court this morning. Remember "Rp€s by~woting for candidates on {polling day. What is to be the tory council slate? The caucus will be on Saturday. William Swain, piano tuner, Orders received at MeAuley's book store, The thermometer this morning re- the his gistered ten degrees below zero. The winter is still here, "For infants and babies; Baby's Own Syrup, 25¢. Gibson's Red Cross drug store, The good grit aldermen are wonder- ing which one of them, will get the head place on the observatory com- mittee, We have the nicest strap slippers and. laced shoes for evening wear, call and sce them, Abernethy's Shoe Store. The liberals are coming together for the battle on January 25th. Let ihe majority for Pense this time be larger than last. Freeman © We place Péense"s major- ity in Kingston at the modest figgre of 485. Just watch and see if Wwe don't hit the mark all right. Keep Ontario in the lead by return- | ing the liberals under the leadership of Hon. George W. Ross to power. The Ross- government is a good govern ment to fight for, A number of prominent dairymen from the city and vicinity went down to Brockville "to-day to attend the dairymen's convention, which will continue until Friday, This is the season you want evening footwear and Abernethy's carry the largest and best assortment: The council should, thisv year, get the scholarships it was promised, when it granted $50,000 to Queen's. There are promising pupils in the Collegiate Institute to be encouraged by being offered city scholarships. Hamilton presbytery has recommend- ed Queen's University to the confidence and support of the Preshyterian church, and expressing the hope that the members and adherents will give liberally. to the endowment fund. Alired E, Harston, New York, whose wonderful electrical improvements, ete., have caused such surprise, will he here with hiz moving picture show at the Grand on January 6th and Tih, Frank Dee, baritone, will accompany him, That horrid stuff; no wonder people say that about Cod Liver Oil, for it is; but it is real food when properly prepared as it is in "The D. & L." Emulsion, and nothing will add solid flesh as fast as it will. ---------- PERSONAL MENTION. Movements of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Joseph Daley ' returned to Toronto to-day. W. B. Irwin, Peterboro, was in town yesterday. Miss P, Ellis, Kingston, is visiting friends in Pembroke. Miss Commodore, King street, has gone to New York on a visit. Major F. D. Lafierty, the new adju- tant at the RM.C., is at the British. Miss Mamie - Field, Princess' street. left this morning for Lindsay to visit friends. Stanley C.-Thown, Renfrew, has been elected to the board of -ducation in that town by: acclamati .. B. R. J. Norris attended the annual dinner at St. John, NB., of T. II. Estabrook's travellers and. staff. Edward - Dawson, New York, former- ly of Kingston, is here to atteyrd the | funeral of the late Mrs. Thornton. Alexander Campbell, formerly of the K.C.L staff, has gone to' Toronto where he will engage in the mereantile business, "James Thompson, of the Bank of Ottawa staff, who has heen visiting friends in town, returned to Ottawa, to-day. Arthur Ellis returned from New York to-day, and was surprised to learn he had been nominated and defeated for a public office during his absence. : Rev. Fher Crummy, has signified his intention of accepting the call recently extended by the quarterly board of Bathurst Street Methodist church, To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ed home to Oakville, to-day, after spending the past {en days as the guests of Mrs. Thomas Lambert, Al fred street, A jolly party was given last 'Friday night at the residence of J. E, Jones, Johnston street, in honor of some of the southern students attending Queen's medical college. At a meeting of the Knights of Col- umbus, last evening, Jo Fournier and J. J. McKenna; re members of w are leaving the city, presented with hinore Walsh retorn. scar pin. S--------------. 16H FOR THE FAMILY OF AR- THUR SUDDS. Their Home Was Burned Down on Simcoe Island and All Their Belongings Were Consumed. On Monday, January 2nd, Mr. and couple, and their two small children, who occupied on Simcoe Island, owned by John Eaves, who conducts a grocery busi- ness on the Market Square, came to Kingston to do sonie necessary busi- ness. After returning home from the city, about 2 p.m., Mr. Sudds left for Wolfe Island ferry to cast his vote, and his wife took the children over to her motherin-law's, Mrs, Charles Sudds', who lived about a mile away. About half past four o'clock it was discovered that the house was ablaze, and that everything they pos- sessed in the world, save the old clothes they were wearing were being uickly consumed by the fiery monster. t would ' scem" that the contents of the house were almost 'entirely des- troyed before the flames burst into view. Mr. Eaves holds a policy for $300 on the house. Mr. Sudds did not have anything on the contents, and, therefore, suffers a complete and in numberless ways, an irreparable loss. To make matters worse, upon arriv- al home from Kingston, the entire fa- mily very largely changed its wearing apparel, the result being that a new overcoat, belonging to Mr. Sudds, Mrs. Sudds' hest clothes, and even a cute little robe belonging to baby Doris, seven months old, together with many little gifts from Santa Claus, including a toy bank, containing ah out five dollars, the savings of litle Arthur, three vears old, weére ~ des troyed, leaving the family to-day with- olit- even g change of raiment. Noth ing but the burned foundation stones now mark the spot of a once comfort- able home. The origin of the fire is mystery, a -------------- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Best Made. "In my opinion Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best made for colds," says Mrs, Cora Walker of Port erville, Cal. There is no doubt about its being the best. No other will eure a cold so quickly. No other is so sure a preventive of pnewmonia. No other is so pleasant and safe to take. There are good reasons why it should be preferred to any other. The fact is that few people are satisfied with any other after having once used this re- medy. For sale by all druggists oN A Sad Drowning. Last Saturday, at Akron. Ohio, Misses Lizzie and Katie Morrison, aged sixteon and fgurteen years respective ly, and daughters of Edward J. Mor rison, formerly of Kingston, broke throngh the ice while skating on a canal, and, with their two companions were. drowned. The deceased girls are grandchildren of Mrs. Morrison, Clergy street, The voungest attended the con vent here two years ago. ------eee een County Councillors, In Storrington tow nship the vote for county councillors were : Moreland, 101; Shannon, 436; Clark, 83: Frank lin, 68. Road by-law--For, 193: against, 317. Township of Loughboro Jabez returns : Stoness, 400; Edw. Freeman, 217; J. W. Bertram, 166; Joséph Wil- kins, 57. By-law to aholish toll gates, major- ity against 122, Jealous Rivals Cannot turn back the tide. The de- mand for Dr. Agnew's little Pills isa marvel, Cheap to buy, but diamonds in quality--banish nausea, coated tongue, water brash, pain after eat- ing, sick headache, never gripe, oper ate pleasantly, 10 cents. At Wade's Drug Stope.--37. Successful Modelites. Those at Napanee granted third class certificates at the elose of the professional examination in the model school were : Mand Anderson, Mary Becman, Sarah Donovan, Maud Fos, Cassie Hunt, Sarah McCullough, Lu- ella Schoales, Ola Vanalstine, R. G. Coglan, Gerald Loynes, Alber" Mac- donald, Ernest Teskey, Pearl Allison, Estella Coglan, Helen Eyvel, Evelyn Grange, Clare C.' Martin, Myrtle Stev- ens, Mabel Tomkins, Frances Welbanks, Edwerd Hinch, Blake Lueas, Shetler, Lawredte Wrigh . -- Save from £7 to $9 on your suit to Stuart order at Livingston's special sale for 15 days only. Sylvester Sills, Rawdon, has pur- chased "the place in by Rev. F, X te, there @ Domne _ 2 Belleville, owned B. Stratton and will set The best and safest way to keep Baby's skin healthy is to use only BABY'S OWN SOAP at Gibson's: Red rear do a ae . as i A SAD NEW YEAR Mrs. Arthur Sudds, a young warried a beautiful little home $ INES SWIFT & C0. ® t i WEAVER'S SYRUP It purifies the Blood and cures : Bole, ; umors, - Salt Rheum Davis & Lawrence Co. Ltd., Montreal, 'The Woodman With his axe cuts short 'the life of the strongest tree, so with that cough of yours EACH HACK wea- 'kens the soundest lungs. Hickey's Bronchitis Cure | Will stop that hacking ' cough. 25c. The H. B. Taylor Drug Co. 124 Princess St. "Phone 59. 9, Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Ladies® Favorit S Is the only safe, Tegul atop on which hain Ls epend. "In t d time of need." ot) Prepared in two a of Strength. No. 1 and No. 2 No. 1.--For ordinary cases Is by far the best do'lat N oF méaidine known. a lo. 'or special cases-- egrees stronger--three dollars per box. ladies--ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root y as all pills, miktures and imitations ¢ % dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are soli. and recommended by all druggists in the Do minin of Canada, Jestisd to any addcest on receipt o! e Aud four 2-cent postage stamps. The Cook Company, . Windsor, Ong, ; are sold in Kingston @ Ne. I and No. 8 by All Drugwists. CLEARING SALE Ladies' Coats & Skirts NOW GOING ON. We do not intend to carry over a single garment if prices will sell them. THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO SECURE A GENUINE BARGAIN, as they will go at much below the original cost. Newman & Shaw. Swift's Scranton Coal £$6.50 All Sales for Cash "No Long Bills Coming in. Telephone 138. 3 00000 6900¢ PROMPT ATTENTION Sd £3 WILSON' INVALIDS PORT ~ Marvelous Ton Chil Yi Girls, age A great nerve an muscle build 5 1 recon by tt by be prompt to Pond old family Bk A are Cures NEW YEAR HOLI 1904-1905 Hound trip tickets will: bd so Single First Class Pec. 31st, Jan'y, 1st and 2 ' ¥alid returning from destina! beiore Jan'y. 3rd, 1905, ~ALSO AT- First Class Fare and 0, Dec. 30th, 31st, Jan. 1st an Valid returning on or before 1905. For Pullman accommodatio and all other information appl J. P.[HANLEY Corner. Johnston and Ontari KINGSTON & PEMBROKE & C PACIFIC RAILWAYS, NEW VE Good going Dec. 31st 2nd, 1905. and valid Jap. 3. Fos. 'Fare and One-Th Going Dee. 30th, and dist, 1! Jan. 2m, 190%; returning up Sth, 1905. 1904, lor rely Full particulars at K. & P. R. Ticket Office, Ontario Street F. CONWAY, F. A. FOLGEL BAY OF QUNTE RIL New short line for Tweed, Deseronto, and all local points leave City Hall Depot at 2:25 CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry., Ki: FOR THE WIN- terou 0 BERM Frost unknown, malaria in Frome New York, 48 hours by new Lwin screw steamship '* Ber Suilings every 10 days during - Every five days during Februar) and April, s FOR WINTER CRUISES Gi -- WEST INDIE 80 days trip. About 20 days in Special cru to awa, Rico, Windward Islands and Ou Pretoria, uary 4th, Februg March 22nd,' 1905. For further Inis apply to A. BE. OUTERDR CO, Agents, for Quetiec SS. Broadway, New AHERN, Secretary, J. P. HANLEY, and to J. SLEEVE, Ticket Agents, Kings ALLAN LINE "V™™ pigs, Royal Mail Steamers From St. John. I «Sat., Jan. 7: Mon. . Corlhtitan Sai, Jan, 14. Mon. ; bos at. Jan. 21, on. J Sion Sat: Jun 28 a Mon: J RATES OF PASSAGE. First $50 upward. Second cabi Spa Londonderry, $30 $2.50° w. Third class, $15 tc pool, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow iL 137 NEW YORK TO GLAS@OY Numidian, Thurs. Jan. 5th, or riiculars, apply LE Agent, G.T.F Jo, : RITE. Swot, Sree' © TE ------------ " Toronto's Favorite Hot The years as they pass but a the popularity of the Qucen's Toronto. The hotel has been tically redecorated and refur Every room contains hot and Water, «team heating and lon Dd eh ,: Baten are fron - up, with bath 8 Wp. - 100 rooms with Liaths, +l? ENE hy