rink to-might. interment took hearers were as fol lomers, Thomas Craw: , MPP. Fred, Dane, county mas , Toronto; county Tole William necretary, county ; . Coe, city treasurer: W, J° Parkhill other. wens, Mid Raga tary, Grand a Or !s Harris, Jo Oliver, Won by Freshmen, W. Riddell, George Wren, Premi The final game for Queen's inter they and cabinet attended in wn company will ets hitherto Gs flew, 3 5: ¥ + Bh es of business closed to enable. the of- ams dean hard nd nat. both tents | Goigly'sc) witend the farmer" © of your INQUEST RESUMED, 4 I i | | | si gif : ! f 5 7 'y jury ip the case of Dobbs, who was killed at the crossing, last Thursday night, ting this alternoon at relatives of the ---- . Riddell, K.C,, Toronte, Trunk railway com- i £ id 52, g° Hn it i : § EH FE 7 HE sz # £ on y 8 treatment of this dis- but deemed an crossing, -------------------- Jo VOLCANO AGAIN ACTIVE. ". ---------- Slumbered Peacefully For Twenty- - Five Years. A Social Gathering. : New. York, March 6.-The Herald Min. Alexander Potter entertained a | publishes the followi nutober of little children on Thursday | munication from Man H Just from two to eight o'clock, in | dated February 2nd : Quiescent for the honor of Master Alexander's birthday, last Awe. five years, Momotombo, very ble time was spent the t Nicaraguan volcano, has games and music, and all voted Mrs, become active, On January 17th 0 Sand Master Alexander Potter an ad- {a sudden eruption uu mirable host and hostess, o'clock in the . ' ne tne arge of lave, rocks and veleanic : The biby of Mes. © Charles Schlips, { ashes. Tho ashes were carried a dis. Erie, Pa., wis burned to a erisp dur- | tance of ono hundred snd fifty miles, ing the few minutes its mother was | and severe earthquake shocks were felt out house. The mother is crazy [in Costa Rica and Honduras. A great with grief. amount of live stock on the surround. ; ing h was killed; but no hu- : man lives were lost so far as known. Subterranean noises were plainly heard for more than a hundred miles, ol Rotonth, on the hotthwest shore Lake yin Nicaragua, is thirty miles In the interior Hom Cor- into, The -mountain is a shapely coni- cal four thousand fest high, the loftiest of its rage, For a year past spoke has been issuing from the peak signifying that at any time the vol cano might renew its activity, ------------ OUTBREAK AGAINST JEWS -- Russian Government Diverts Peo. Anger Against Them. Boelin, March 6.-Prominent Jews, here, have received word that thers have 4 number of an ti-Semitie > ll r pass against Jews, In Minsk, it ix reported, a mob of fired all tho houses in Tho Jew : our motto. ring Su | to the Whig. f i ashington, March 6.--The supreme court of United States, today, affirm: od the decision of the cirenit court of erations and contiguons states, sota. J w monia. your chilly room ' gl J ir Dress Reform £5: il g i od Cross g Store, nk Hhetn. "eloaned ny by April 1st. has rescinded the by-law for commut. y, OF immediate payment at Soc, per day, Ne 7 a PITH OF THE NEWS, The Very Latest News Culled From All Over The World. n A) Mrs, Peter McLachlin, Arnprior, died 1 ves championship was plated body. The parliament buildings and suddenly while driving Home. from at ndth Hoe sore 508 ol alt the city buildings and many hous Pohurch yonr rorhmen The infant daughter = of (George H Dod, Hamition, was fatally burned of catching fire, The tanily™ of John Knapp, Water- Aon, N.Y, were nearly asphyxiated vy gus. Several are ill from the effects, For the torial office in Al berta, Dr. Lafferty, Calgary, a stal- wart western liberal, is being boomed by his political friends, - Commissioner James R. Garfield, of the burean of corporations, has insti- tuted a rigid investigation of the op- the wil industry in Kansas President Rovsevelt has under con- sideration the 'appointment of Charles Al a prominent colored law- yer, of New York, 'to succeed Charles H « Treat, as collector of internal re venue for the district of New York, ------------------------ engine whistle or the | ANDREW CARNEGIE PRESENT At Opening of Mrs. Chadwick's al. Special to the wg lowlands 0., March 6.--This morn- ing the trial of Mrs, Cassie L, Chad- wick, for alleged violation of the na- in the Uni States district court, secured soon after the opening. An- drew Carnegie was present. i ------_-- re, Can This be True ? Minneapolis Tribune, ote are some of the things that so- ciety women really do or have done in the mad chase for beauty. They take milk baths: They bathe their faces daily in real sweet cream, They have their entive faces skinned, #0 that a new skin may grow over the old surface, They have their noses shaped, They shave their eyebrows into a perfect arch. They have their lips shaped into a Spid's how, hey have all nature's fine hairs re- moved from dhe skin by plectrolysis. They have real dimples cut in their cheeks and chins. They have good strong erooked teeth removed and artificial straight ones screwed on to the stumps. They go into complete retirement for six months at a time, are "done over," and perfect beauties. They have artiheial figures built in their frocks ond artificial instops made in their slippers. . But it is not all wasted time. Never has the world been so crowded with beautiful women ! Never have there been so many unbesutifal women who have produced the illusion of beauty. Mines Started Again. Piccadilly, March 1.--~The Baryta mines have wtarted again with Don- ald 8. Craig as foreman. There is strong talk of starting an electric plant on the Smith property; the falls ix second to Niagara, and a sum of has been offered already. Now money in the time to get the new govern ment to take Petworth dam dows to Houston in diverting | lot the water off the drowned lands. uF Casmny has loft for Minne- is on the sick list. illiam Sux» family has got pneu- Tem: and f tahisad | Shrario railtad in a few days. W. its : rioting has" oon Rides lina a he pny Rom 2 ten killed and | winter there. A. own is yeti : 2 or for ah LY he ng in revival meetings COURT AFFIRMS DEcIston [4% being held. in the Methodist i 8 has spent a / : fow days at N. J, 's; he intends B'|In Case of Harriman, vs. North. to take' etn Securities Co. | station, on Tam of Haleybury railway. Annex To Canada. © Wash., March 6.-The citi: Ix for the second eivouit court inf ens of *ka are ablaze with. in North . because of the bill allo of Harriman ve. the Ngnation Voir Allow. was killed in the senate committee, A ay a violent game ; oom . put off your givom, Fo blithely sing, | they should let v dritted considerably dur: , requiring the attention pration laborers this very description, or. pady made, we wake a i ne our assortment. deetor sick," whén you feel ick enough for a doctor Bland's fron tomic pills, 100 for that those who raise on' . Bills for statute labor taxes have been jumtied, several months earlier thay tsunl, They are payable at onee and an effort will be made to have Portland township ing statite labor and has reverted to the system. of requiring work to be tional bank laws, was commenced before Judge Taylor. A judgment was assessor js making his rounds. C. J of the light plant, who is leaving for active member. A committee consist » lands and R. J. McClelland, waited sot of silver knoves, with peart handles, wat an address wishing Mr. Simmons cors fromr outside Watteries have en &nl music at 8c, a copy, will continae ter that date full retail prices will he cess treet. University of Chicago, who recently Preshy hospital and h Wistian hospital and gone to hic homie. his work at the university, [iT SUSPENDS] OF YARMOUTH HAS TN S-- Prominent Halifax Bankers Ad. vised Suspension--W. E. Sta. vert Curator--Will Affect Sev- veral Firms--Third Smallest Bank in Canada. I to the Whig. Halifax, N.5., March 6. Rumors that the Bank of Yarmouth, with headquarters at Yarmouth, has sus payment, are freely circulated in Halifax. It is feared that a num- bet of firms throughout the province will be more or less affected. For the past week there has been more of less talk of a mation with the Union Bank of Halifax, and negotiaf were supposed to have been in gress towards that end. -- Named a Curator. Montreal, March 6.---The Canadian Bankers' Association has appointed W. EB. Stavert, general manager of the Bank of New Brunswick, curator of the Bank of Yarmouth, the suspen- sion of which' was announced to-day. This is the firet instance of the kind since the amendment of the Canadian banking act, conferring enlarged pow- ers on the banking association. The Bank of Yarmouth, which is the third smallest institution of the kind in Canada, was recently examined hy prominent hankers of Halifax, who advised suspension. ------------------ 2 THE RETAIL MERCHANTS To Blame For Not Patronizing City Wholesalers. Kingston, March 5.---(To the Edis tos) : In your issue of the 4th inst, you published an account of a meeting of retail merchants called for the pur. hose" 'of uniting that body with the etail Merchants' Association of Can- ada. The chief grievance, as far as 1 can understand, is that the consumers are buying a lot of goods from large departmental stores in other cities, who sell cheaper, but inferior goods. Now I would just like to bring a point before the notice of our retail men in the city, | have no objections to them being united, in fact they should be, but 1 would suggest that they examine themselves, and make sure that there i¢ not a beam in their own eye. Do the retail men buy, as far as possible, from wholesalers, in the city and keep the money in ciroulation at home ? 1 think I ean safely say that they. do not. Ow many occasions not only small consignments have come to the city, but eardoads of goods, to he divided amongst woveral retail stores here, sold by wholesale merchants in Toronto and Montreal, while exactly the same goods can be supplied by Kingston wholesalers at the same price. And again, the retsil men say the wholesaler must not sell the con. sumers, but they reserve the right to give out-of-town wholesalers the pre ference when conditions are equal, This is just a little explanation to show, that the retailer of the gity is not the only one who has a grievance. --AN OBSERVER. et ------ A CAMBRIDGE PROFESSOR A To Preach and Lecture at Queen's In April. Kingston is to have a visit front Rev, Dr. Kirkpatrick, professor of Old Testament litera tureiin Selwyn College, Cambridge, Eng., in April. Dr. Kirk patrick is the author of several theo logical works, among them being "The Divine Library of The Old Testa ment," "The Dootrine of the Pro phets," and "A Commentary on the Psalms." He is to give three public addresses, the first of which will be in Convocation Hall, on Sunday after noon, Aphl 9th. In the evening he will preach in St. George's cathedral On the following Monday evening he will give another address in Convoea- tion Hall. Dr. Kirkpatrick will deliver a lecture before Prof. Jordan's thes. logical class at Queen's, and will also adelréss the clergy of the city, -------------- Moved His Saw Mill. Dead Creek, March 4. Messrs, Pringle and Avery have broken up their camp here, owing to the great depth of snow. George D. Hamilton, is getting ready to move his saw mill to the bank of Big Gull lake esley P. Campsall will be our new mail carrier, as the present contractor intends going out west in May. The Turner, who has been on the sick list, is able" to be around again Luke Amey has recovered from the ac cident at Clark's saw mill a fou weeks ago. ---------- Received Another Gift. This morning, F. Simmons, formerly Peekskill, N.Y., was the recipient of a ft from Cataraqui Lodge, of Odd ellows, of which he has been a most ing of R. Meek, E. Moore, W- . New upon him and presented him with a and salt-sellers. Accompanying the gift sucess in his new field of labor. Short Course In Artillery. A short eourse of Hetryeting for artillery officers opened to-day at Tete de Pont barracks, and will con- tinue for three months, Sixteen offi: tered, most of thom arriving during to-day. ------ Sale of Music. Out grand sale of classic and stand: only until Thursday, Macch 9th. Af charged. McDermott Bros, 20 Prin. ------------ De. William Harper, president of the t an operation, has left the He will immediately take up Dip MWip corsets, 650 New Announcement, RROW (Tuesday) TO-MO Will commence a series of Lessons e¢ , and under the ay of the CORTICELLI SILK COMPANY. Classes will be formed morning and afternoon. A | ble room on the second fi been set apart for this pu These Classes Are FREE And all who are interest development of art needle w THE CORTICELLI bave sent a (collection of th ties in stamped Cushion Covers, Te new things. and lessons given arge and comforta. 00r of our store hag ed in the very latest ork should join. SILK COMPANY e very latest novel- and tinted Centre a {roms and mafy other JOHN LAIDLAW & SON. NEW EMBROIDERIES ! Dainty designs in narrow widths and novel designs in medium widths. 3 6 PATTERNS CORSET COVER WIDTHS These New Embroideries for Corset Covers are having an unusually large sale with us and rprised as the prices are very low for high class work. Ask to see these the first time you are in the store, All-over Embroidery. Skirting Embroidery, Flouncing Embroidery. White we are not su Cottons FOR UNDERCLOTHING Madapolams, Lonsdale Cambrics, Victoria Cambrics, English Long Cloths. (Jorn L Lawes We Made a Mistake. It's Not Often-We Do. pring Is Not Here The singing of birds will not be heard for som ~ "7 -- Sh weeks. However our SPRING GOODS are coming in. Snappy, new lines, more to-date than ever. Canadian Shoes arc ccr- tainly in the lead at last. Sce them at ate ween 1, o| THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE Mullin's, -- YEAR 72. NO. 5 "PEGS FOR MARC Bed Suites $30 Suites, British plate 1 Regular, S000 finish, for... on 3% 15 Suites itis te Regular 215 Suites, British pla x ror, solid oak, Tor ......... Iron Beds All new: styles. ; Spring Mattresses Music Cabinets Magnificent Cabinets, reg Fos 50 and $6.50 for ....81 and ROBT. J. REID The Leading Undersekets inom pm doses above opera house. Telephone b7 Comfortable Eye=-Glasses We are devoting a great deal of "tiie to Spectacle and: Eye-Glass Fitt Ily examine your eyes, and We Car ith ANY STYLE mous w, may wish, at prices you wil erate by dene ania our work in fitt es, and our lenses. Lr ions for glasses carefully fi SMITH BRO. swe PTICIANS COMPLETE SATISFACTION IN WEAR AND APPEARANCE. You have it in our $6 SHOES. Wear 'Allen' Military Bootmakers, | 84 Brock St. §IGN OF GOLDEN BOOT Y.W.C.A. POSTPONEI "The Rev. Eber Crummy B Study Class, will meet THU DAY, 7.30 p.m., instead of " THOS. HILTON 386 Princess Street, Two Doors E Latarney's Carriage Shop. Tronks d : sat jnd. "2 ran ote. PRICES MODERATE. TAKE NOTICE DON'T SELL YOUR STOVES, niture, Carpets, Gent's Clothes Boots to the first buyer that slong. Try me, and you will fin 1. Tak, THE SECOND-HAND DE 398 Princess Street. WANTED. ree ----r A GOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY Tandy, 86 Johnston St. Wambiamincmb----. A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT washing . or irofing. Apply 138% versity Ave "BOAT AND CANOE BUILDERS ply to DG. Loomis & Sons, brooke, Que. KITCHEN WOMAN WHO CAN AS With cooking. Apply to Mrs. I Generul Hospital Ff ------------------------ TO PURCHASE, SMALL DO brick dwelling, in central loc Box 10, Whig office GENTLEMEN, T™ GET 7 Spring Buits made up at Gallo 131 Brock street, mext to F livery, style, fit and price guar to pleas; pressing and repairin promptly. ed mammsemipeicsis------------------ BIG WAGES FOR AGENTS, end wonen make handsome selline pur household spec Every fumily needs them. A oughly Rhgitimate business th fan start in without a cent © tal G. Marshall & Co. L Ont. rT mrp TO-LET. Sr NemaSneese HOUSE, No, 247 BROCK ST hot waterheating and all mode provements possession May 1: uly 249 Breck street edit teed mmmereat btdes an FURNISHED, FROM APRIL $ Troon, dosble parlor detache dwelling. hot 'water fornace Yeht. in ehoive location. M 151 Brock St. HOUSE, ALBERY ST.--¥FRO) Mas next, that' commodious hotse at predent occupied by Pitrre Hughes : wituate on Alb South of Union' $t. Mills & € An Ct -- LOST. A BUNCH oF ASSORTED KE Hesdav last, between Fronte And the Old Céllogiate Instit x ay of Union : St. Finder Suitably Tewardeg ~~ Ving ix office po STRAYED 0 XE) A BLACK AxD wi <1 tan head, from ¢ one found hari Botice will be pre tt ---- --. -- FOR 841s Goon BUILDING 10 ™ street, hetv:: Lr tL Apply 48 s eee. - I A Ptuse ox SA DEF can have > AVL, anil calling Ton 4 Piek fight Bony ar 0U Te sure . 16% savior 1 Mier + le re Co iE ros Drug Stor