Daily British Whig (1850), 30 Aug 1905, p. 8

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Saturday Morning at 10c. Each ; many New York Novelties, which price from 25c. to 6oc. each. "Your Ghoice for 10c. Pair, pds will be display- corner w ALDRON. "in the f of effort and expenditure sama arp totally lost to se. We | giv Manthuria and. retain a use- |. i dl port. ina hard blow and will: assured- eotually stop our gro: for years, he for genera- ¥ our prestige there : hy -- Ru ' ng 8 | 8 sla it is useless to enumerate that all Japan 18 much more or and. ives her one of the Siberian. coast north of great meastire of the hinterland, "We have no people there and no means sd ion against Japanese men nese will colonize hi coast with "abel seolomee A. pots: and become mast- lapse of years, and impossibfe for us to | it, 4 counteract "As for Manchuria, the turning over of this province to China will give Ja- pan a position in China, of which she will take full ad- vantage, drawing from it material ad- 3 many - times "more valuable han HR ped with all its wealth. "Japan stands 'toward Ching as her greatest benefactor. Having re stort to hier by. force of arms this province, she can impose up- on { the signature of a secret treaty. giving her unlimited valuable Concessions and many other political and material advantages. In WARR the may impose her will € sy overy ome of which will ott to Japanese advantages. "This aet of restoring Manchuria to China. means concessions and advant. ages to Japan much more valuable in the k run than her original demand for indemnity," "The war will be a good thing for Russia," this informant said in eon: clusion, "if it results in forcing her to change the ways and meth. s of in- Prices and' other administration, and I think it will," many upon work Attained Her Objects, Portsmouth, N.H., Aug. 30.--Japan- ese correspondents, . though they said | ttle when they. learned of the agrcoment, plainly showed dissatisiae- tion with the, terms. . stood aloof, silent in the general jubilation. "Tell me that the Mikado has ap- proved it, and I shall he satisfied.' In that sentences was compressed the Spartan heroism of the Japanese na- tion, and later when Mr. Sato issued the official explanation of the reasons that moved the Japanese plenipotenti- fii and it Jigwed that the emperor approved there was a perceptible change in the feeling (of the Japanese. Baron Komura declined to speak, 'and Mr, Takshira would only say : "For. the sake ol humanity and civ- lization and, as we believe, in the interest of both conpivies and the ward, awe have made peste, apanese reason thusly : © "The Russians may call it a diplomatic vie- tory, but we are confident that upon calm consideration the world will ap- plaud ouf fourep. To yield upon the question: of our demand for the ex- penses of the war was the only road to eb: . "We had attained the objects of the ar. We had established our predomi- nant position in Korea. a ud obteive leases to Port rthur jacent territory. We ob- tained the Chinese. Eastern' railroad and the aacuation of Manchuria. We even obtained important fishing rights along the Russian littoral, © ye covered the objects of the war, which we have kept: steadily in view for nineteen months of bloody fighting. Those _ohjeces insured the resumption of the great works of peace we had planned. "Fo have pow set ourselves a new object, that of obtaining money from Russia to defray the expenses = of the war, would have involved a continua- tion. of the sacrifice of bloodshed and Arvasure. At the end--what ? "We could not go to Moscow or St. urg. The internal conditions in Russia had to be considered. Our very sucoeks might have created con. ditions whieh would make it impossi+ to secure indemnity. "Besides, in the final analysis, there was. the recognition of the fact that to obtain indemnity a country must hold the other by the throat. That is the kk of history, | "We renounced such a purpose that our people might return to their peace ful work and that the commerce and oral tle of the world might pro. "Take for example' the fisheries tok. In some respects this is t | the serious™and far- ing con- | cession made Se. Witte. By some it is consi greatest mistake, | : even our ultimate retention of portions of Siberia. It means that | the: Japanese will soon become abso- litte masters of this coast and in a 2 ES) y RAINE LAX ] ! Gain And Loss. & the con by Baron are re indemnity. : of Russia's Power in in is met by com: promise in form of a division of ter- ritory, 3 loan may be $1 ,000. Yellow fover in New Orléans has crossed the wi n hundred mark; The steamship forty five Th Si remona, omson line, from Newcastle, passed Father Point, inward, at 2.35 a.m. Former i ps F, Carey wus nominated for governor by the socialist y 'of Massachusetts, Dr. Ww. , the oldest physi- cian ins y ix dead. He was at one time editor of Peterboro Review. In a terrific storm that swept over ? Island, ¢ schooner Lochiel was driven ashore and Lightning; las i a ba t t might, struck a barn a --_ west of Pe Ont., owned by John Nichol, and completely de- stroyed it, with contents. China has cancelled the Canton- Hankow railway concession held by an American company, but will give the owners an indemnity of $6,750,000. After forty years' active railroad service, liam Worth, roit, dropped dead of heart failure at = his farm near Niagara Falls, yesterday. He was sixty-six years old. William Tomlinson, Toronto, was found dead sitting, with his head on his. knees, in an alleyway. Death was said to be eaused by = heart failure, but finger maxks on the neck cause suspicions of foul play. Belmont, N.S. is surrounded by forest: fires and sparks were carriod into the village. Seventeen buildings were burned and the rest of the place world probably have gone, only for the help of the Tatra fire brigade. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kornick, Mon- treal, were. to-day, committed to the court of king's bench on a charge of jeansing thé death 'of J. I'Orion Mit- chell at Ronde, Take St, Louis, a few woeks ago while on a picnic ex- cursion. After a chase of nearly two miles, during which two policemen, a woman and several children were bowled over and painfully briised, a wild Texas steer was caught almost before the entrance of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, New York. There was considerable disappoint- ment at Montreal over the fact that those who were ansious to see the partial eclipse of the sun wera unable to do so on account of the heavy clouds which obscured the sky. There was an exceptionally heavy downpour of rain. At thé convention of Municipal Association, or Foy, Perth, brought up the ques- tion of the Conmee act and declared that this was the worst piece of Hegislation ever passed. By it the town was held up by corporation and towns in the east had suffered in many ways. Its repeal was a neces: sity, the Ontario Toronto, May- ------------ Bad Accidents Yarker, Aug. 24.--A daughter of J, Vanness and another lady, driving to Yarker, were thrown from the buggy. their horse taking fright at Rinkley's cart, standing on. the roadside. The horse was stopped after running ahout a mile, leaving buggv and har- ness in bad: shape. Yesterday Wil- liam Wallace, while driving to Wood- muckett saw mill, when passing J. Emberley's barn, the team started to run away and losing control of the horses, they threw him out while rounding a turn, breaking his right leg, above the knee; and bruising his head badly. Master Harry Babeock, while jumping from a fence, caught his foot and was thrown to the ground, breaking his arm. Dr. Old- ham was called and sot it for him. e Merchants Bank will open up here next week, next to Watt's hotel. M. Vanluven has: moved to his farm. This leaves an opening here for a harness:maker, We have had quite a chapter of accidents lately. Two non killed, two with broken limbs, and others thrown from rigs by horses 'running away. Yarker Anglican Sun- Any Sthonl and employees of Benjamin nufactur company will picnic at Lake nary Park, on Thursday, of this week. Mrs. A. H. Montgomery has been paid: in full by the railroad company the: amount of her late has band's itisurance, and also all expen: t -------------- Mother Denies It. Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy disputes the story that she received her first lessons in the healing art from Miss Sarah 0. y, of Amesbury, who died this . Some of Mrs. Eddy's followers resent strongly assertions made from time to timo that their 1 leader was' not the discoverer of Christian Science. Davies' Pork Head-Cheese. : if © for Peterboro to Give Himself "gains eight of the twelve de- pan made on Russia at the open- i ference . { after the event was over. At the new dian, two fully qualified = ones having apphed, and one being especially they ave tried. ------ Canadian National Exhibition. which is situated just north of the oki main building. be served in lunch form at reasonable prices, Limited. repair the road leading south from. In- verary; $15 for the road 'at Huteche- son hill; $3 for the hi Sand hill, $810 for Pine Grove road, $10 for Guthrie and Cluff road. The ten mills being for county rate alone. Teen pe cauliffiowers, horse radish, dena SOS: a Very generous act. celer: small oitions, ripe tomatoes, Spanish onions, green tomatoes, ete, at Car novsky's. son cap at the D.R.A. matches in Ot- tawa, the name of Sergt. obtaining He captured $5 by his marksmanship, Ee -- TO-LET. THE SHOP ON DIVISION Garrett '] Warrant to Arrest Charles Gow at DRA. Left Up--Taschereau 'Made Deputy. Special to the Whig, Ottawa, Aug. 30.--A fog, rising off Ottawa and Ridea u rivers, and | a loud- y, completely foi the ambition .of Ottawans, this morn- ing, who got up, at cack crow, to wee thes vehpee of the sun. Not for two seconds was there sunshine until observatory, Experimental farm, Can- ada's new tel was turned on, but it was of no avail; the sun po v remmined veiled behind mur y cloutls. Militia orders, to-day, state officers of te permanent force are reminded that although, as a general rule, pro- to the rank of major will be ade | vy seniority, Hromotion to the 'rank of regiment lieutenant eslonel will be made by selection from, the regimental majors, wha have duty qualification for commanding, Ottawa police received a warrant to- day 10 arrest Charles Gow, at the D.R.A. weet, in connection with the shooting of the Hill boy, near Peter boro. When they went to the ranges to exdeute it, it was found that Gow had left for Peterboro to give him- self up, He decided to do so on hearing of the provincial attorney-general's decision. While here he was constant ly shadowed by one of the dominion police. Sir Henri Taschereau has heen ap- pointed deputy of the governor-general during the latter's absence in the North-West. Ideal weather prevailed at 'the open- ing of the Harold L. Borden match at the DLR A. this morning. The sky was slightly clouded, and what breeze there was was scarcely strong enough to stir the flags. A pretty -- ini took place, this afternoon, in St. Paul's Presbyterian church, when Miss Clara Stewart, eld- est daughter of Douglas Stewart, do- minion inspector of penitentiaries, be- came the wife of William A. Dyckman, youngest son of Henry W. Dyckman, formerly of Orange, N.J., and now of Dallas, Texas. Rev. Dr. Armstrong was the officiating minister, and was assisted hy Rev. Henry Dyckman, Philadelphia, a relative of the groom. Miss fale Stewart was bridesmaid. he groomsman was Pr. Dickson, To- ronto. The ushers were Shirley Lay- ton, New Glasgow, N.S., and Gilbert Vernon Smith. ---- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, -- Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters Of 'Their Rounds. The steamer Caspian will go into winter quarters here on \ September 9th. Three drunks are in the police sta- tion awaiting a hearing to-morrow morning. The sergeants of the 14th P.W.0. Rifles met last evening and talked over the- institution of some rifle competi- tion. matches. W. Murray, King street east. has purchased a thoroughbred horse, descended from Bendigo, the winner of the English Derby in. 186i. Engine No. 709, the tenth for the C.P.R., bas left the locomotive works for Smith's Falls. The works are now turning out six engines a month. Last trip to Quebec direct at re duced rates, leaving September 4th per steamer "Alexandria." Secure your berths early. W. G. Craig & Co, s. nts. The application of T. Palmer for reinstatment was laid over till next meeting by the O.R.F.U. He will have to make a statutory declaration in the case, The partial eclipse of the sun, due to be seen in Kingston about noon to- day, was not visible owing to the dall and over-clouded sky. Rain fell in torrents at the hour the eclipse was scheduled to take place, . -- Appointed To Queen's, At a meeting of Queen's University trustees this afecrnoon, E. W. Patch- ett, B.A, of Cambridge University, England, was appointed assistant pro- fessor of modern languages. The sal- ary is $1,200 a year. A large num- ber; of graduates petitioned the trus- tes for the appointment of a Cana- ro- commended by Prof. Macgillivray, but outsiders appear greater than the pro- duct of Canadian universitivs until Toronto, 1905. 1f you vikit the ex- hibition we cordially invite you to vis- it our exhibit and refreshment booth, Our own products will The William Davies Company, ------------ To Repair Road. Storrington council has voted 850 to way near ax levied this year is seventcen mills, Pickling Time. Red peppers, garlic, yg 8, beans, Y, cabbage, green ------------ Among The Prize Winners. In the competition for the Patfer- W. Swaine, 4th Regiment, appears among those a share of the prize money. The work of drafting the tueaty will Made from choice meats and nicely oh oto ET, Zeasined: the price is reasonable, 12c, Boon, williner. Apply Whig om a pound. LL ------------ OWELLINGS FURNI AND UN- "Order by felch on wet days," {ornished, stores, te. at Me. 230 is Gibson's Red Cross drug store. | phos! k Steest. i THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE GOODS IN AUGUST We've planned to have Fall business under way a. full month earlier than last year. We're able to do this because the store is clean. Were not handicapped with the dregs of old stock. ~ New goods are opening out every day and shoppers will find it distinctly to their interest to come where everything is new, Our facilities for buying are now at their best. Our trade is sufficiently large to secure from the best makers first-hand prices, as we buy for prompt cash, New Shipment of Dress Materials .* An assortment of choice new weaves and those who wait until the middle of September will miss some of the best things of the season, New Linens! Table Linens, Soc', 7sc., 6ge., goc., 1.25, I.30, 1.49. special values, 93¢, $1, 1.10, ' Linen Huckaback Towels, 1oc., I2%4¢., 15¢C., 20C., 25C. Linen Damask Towels, 2jc., 39¢, 45¢., 49c. Roller Toweling Linens, 8c., roc. 12%c., 15cC. Glass Linens, sc., 8c, 10c,, 12%c¢., 15C, 3 r Special Values --N BLACK Lack +a SILKS We were fortunate in securing some par- ticulary good values in the better grade of Black Taffeta Silk, and as there is no chance of our being able to secure more of this make at the prices offeréd we would ask that you come and see this make now. Black Taffeta Silk--Genuine Italian Silk, with soft chiffon finish and beautiful rich black, worth regularly $1. Our price while the lot lasts, 75c. Black Taffeta Silks--Special values at 50c., 65c., goc. Shot Taffeta Silks--Special values at 49c. and ,75C., @ range of very pretty combinations JOHNLADLAWESON Imported English ravelling Goods England is noted for the splendid wearing qualities of her Travelling Goods. - We have imported a few to test them. ' They are cer- tainly fine and we are selling theni at what we would pay for similar goods in Canada. We have Steamer Trunks, Basket Trunks, large Kit Bags with or 'without straps, and smaller Bags. Anyone wanting a real good Valise should call and see these goods, tg YEAR 72. 1 Great Furnitur Being compelled t the furniture conta large store house, offering Parlor Sett, 5-piece, mahog regular price $25, for Oak Sideboard, regular Extension Table, regular ) JOE sorerrnss snirsssons: serariene . All other goods in the se tion. Now is the time for Robt. J. | TWo Doors Above Oper " Telephone S$ Practical Optical Prescriptions FILLED, \ All styles of mots ant ways in stock, with rfpairs. for glasse Eyes carefilly examined A! ES FITTED. Prices for above work mod SMITH BR Jewelers Oy 850 King Street. Pho " Marriage Licenses CHEAP SIDEBOA 2 Black Walnut Sideboard each, for $15; 1 Oak Boa $12;'1 Ash Hoard, $15, f bevelled edge, large size Mi wood shape. TURKS SECOND-HAN 398 Princess Stre If you want to buy or sell the Real Estate Bu FREE TO Att. ! SWIFT'S ®ea INSURANCE WANTED. STOUT BOY, FOR PRE Apply British Whig. AR BOY. APPLY A. 22 mony Stress A GOOD SMART BOY. A son's Red Cross Drug St A SMART BOY, 15 OR 18 age, to learn the Clothin Roney & Co. A COMFORTABLE ROOM I house, for an , eldutly | Box "F.,"" Whig office A HOUSEMAID. ATPLY ovening to girs. Brown Wellington and Union Sts A GENERAL SERVANT nurse girl. Apply any ti E. C. Mitchell, 154 Earl AT ONCE, A COMPE maid: Apply in the even Fred W. Albree, Emily st A GENERAL, SERVANT p ki no washing Smythe, 39 V CENERAL SERVANT: N ing or ironing ; good wy Mrs. C. Livingston, 162 BOYS, TO LEARN TH making; good opportunit bright boys. c(jowan o., Limited. VARNIS CEDAR SAN J ain. Address B ls i St., Rocheste call for same party, Iroc September 3rd A NURSERY GOVERN) nurse, to go to Italy, wi September. State refer particulars, and wages re W.." Whig office VENTY CARPENTERS / oid +o Yor North Bay an Station, .New Ontario; $2.50 per day. Apply North Bay, or Arthur St agami. GENTLEMEN: TO GET Ti Overcoats and Suits Thomas Galloway's, 131 Also; wing your old one them repaired. Style, | guamnteed to please. MEN AND BOYS TO LFA] ing trade; great deman ates $4.85 day; mar course two months ; x mitted to Union and M; ers" Association. Coyne Plumbing Schools, New cinnati and St. Night class.) For dress 289 10th Ave. mm e-------------- TO-LET. Ee a SHOP ON DIVISIO) THE Garrett street, occu Boon, milliner. Apply a A eee WELLINGS FURNISHED » furnished, stores, o * Camp's Real Estate Brock Street. FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE, 393 AL BAL) modern, 12 rooms. | remiss orto S. Rou ellington St. TEN ACRES, AT LOWE ying along river, goo hundred | fruit trees. Montreal St. or Opr Wellington Sts. Sm ------------ STRAYED. ONE COW, ONE HEIFER old, four calves, on jth Jatnes Powley 4th [CO Aug. 1st. Finder can kh proving property and p per ses LOST. A PEISIAN CAT. mm « white points; strayed fr doiph Hotel about th Eipderawill be rewarded VJphoston 8 '

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