Bow, J. B. fl THE DAILY WHIG. "'Opifer per Orbem Dicer." Getting At The Facts. "The hax begun its enquiry into the in surance situation, with the view of 'f getting such light as will enable the enacting body to pass early and re- formatory legislation. The evidence so far adduced shows that the Mutual is not as the name would apply, an institution which re flects the mind and will of the poliey holders. The votes cast at mebtings wi questions of policy and of man- ba t were determined were very few indeed, and they were represented in large measure by proxies. The evils of the Expitable are re flected in the Mutual Reserve. The trustees and managers have been en- gaged in undertakings through trust companies that have netted large re wards. The participants of the Mu- tual trustees differ from those of the Equitable directors, which have been condemned by the state superintendent of insurance, in that the trustees acted Naar Sond "Hon pe ; five) everywhere, or siti by CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York, BL San LED TENDERS, ADDRESSED | f+ ] individually, took their underwritings on (5 pra and | | thtough outside banking houses in Wrecki and : , 5 | stead of from the managers of the syndicate, and never subscribed until after the Mutual company had been allotted its participation--for the com- pany, it was said, also was a member of the syndicates, The treasurer of the Mutual Reserve did not see any impropriety in these transactions, although it was the fact that the profits derived from- the sale of the syndicate securities were divid- ed pro rata among the syndicators. He had, he | testified, thought seriously over the question for a long time refrained from going in the syndicates, He finally dedided to take participations when he saw © TORONTE others of the trustees doing it. . From Mr. Cromwell's testimony it RAIA ere | oi 'ale - shown,. however." that the NOTICE TO .CRBDITORS trustees of the Mutual Life are large In the Estate of Samuel : stockholders in that institutions sub Fee, Late of the City of King- sidiary trast compayics and the Ma ston, in the County of Front. | tual keeps standing deposits in most gnas, Doctor of Medicine, De. | ©f the companies. Mr, Cromwell "de- ceased, fended the prosent company's relations & NOATOR a HEY GIYBN. Sui. to those institutions and declared that Rant to Sec. 38 of Chap. 129, 1.8.0. | they had been an immensely profitable hoa: shat ull .persons neainE claims of | investment for the Mutual. Against the esta a4 \ Samuel Henry Foo, deceusod, who died | In what way it is not apparent. The on or about the thirty-first day of Au- trusts have been usually the projec- tions of the insurance companies, They are managed by the same men. The only difference is that while the insur- ance companies receive a limited ip- crease from their deposits the trusts have large earnings, from speculative transactions; and retain them. The insurance companies may obtain a small increase in the regular bank in- terest, but it is not assured, and the funds of the people should ngt at any time be imperilled in gambling? One thing more came out at the en- quiry=that the last has not been heard of Ahe big salaries. Young McColl, son of the president of the New York Life, | stepped into an office worth $6,000 a he left - college, and six years later was in receipt of $14,000, | Did he earn it ? Did he have the pull ? RUKL last past are required to send by Post, prepaid, or deliver to the undersign. od Solicitor for the exeewtors'of the last Will und testament of the suid deceased, on or before the eleventh day of October 1008, their christian and surnames and ad- dresses. with full particulars in writin, of thelr clabms, and with statement of their accounts wid the nature of t securities (If "wny) 'held hy them, duly utory declaration. And fuky notice that after the said | eleventh ay of October the said execu- tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said doceased among the persons entitled thereto, huving regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and that the said executors Shall not nor will be liable for sald as Sets, or any part thereof, to any person | or. persony whose claim notice shall | fot huve heen received hy them or by their said Solicitor at the time of such distribution ' MUDIE, y Oot, verified by stat BY Clarence street, | Solicitor for the execu- | Dated September 11th, 1005. ly year when The Head of the House ! The answer is obvious, and the Queen of = | a Changes At Rockwood. : the Kitchen MARK. Dr. an who has been for so many years the superintendent of Both uphold the high quality of Beawlord's _coul, No better or more convineing testimony is. ro- quired. Owe Knows it is the most econbmical, hecause he pays the bills | the other knows it vivo the bel satisfuctidn, because shy feeds tw her fire, Rockwool Hospital, is to be congra- tulated upon the manner in which his promotion has been received. On all sides and by all parties he is regarded | 8% an expert in the treatment of in | sanity, and wherever he is, whether in | Toronto or Kingston, he is bound to { render a proper account of his stew- | ardship. All through R. CRAWFORD, o ' » his professional ' OF QUEEN sT. LN | carver he has evinced the spirit of the PHO Eo. AUTO i student and enthusiast. Rockwood has been a home to him. exercise Here he gave to his talents for organiza: tion and service, and here he outlined | many of his aims ! Made Chrome tanned water. n, Strong, well cut, eab fittin and Washable, y R Give niore comfort and longer { ; wear than an other. All sizes | ceptible to treatment, hut many are, for Men and roup Re sure | and in suitable surroundings with suit and ask your dealer "Perrin" | able employment or agoupations, in Auto Gloves, : AAU 3 & | conjunction with skilful Wedical saper- vision, there are many rdooveries, | Dr. Clarke's studies have been paine- | taking and progressive, and he stands di- the patients. cases of insanity are not sus: for the care, | version, and cure of | Soma ne Safismuation. | boldly at the head of his profession, of de Aa uembrants, and is qualified for any appointment "gont or Poisonous. | which the government may soe fit to give him. Kingston will be sorry to {lose him, because of the interest he has taken in many public movements. For his own benefit he sought outside of the institution of which he was the + Be. Air Pillows, Invalid Rings. $2.25 to a tines. Hot Water Bottles, 4 Douches, §1.50. $1.75. 8c. to $1.35, pleasant and from this circle he will be { very much missed. He curries hence the affection of the Rockwood staff, and the regard and best wishes of the citizens generally, . _TRE DAILY WHIG, MONDAY SEPTEMBER ii. , § Sl snd | someone whe has given. special atten- The British Whig Publishing Co, Limiten New York legislative committee' -- ' very Hon. R. Rogers' outbreak, because and h soners saw him and com desist. It is said that dinner in good spirits, but sub: ly he appeared to fit of Growers" Association have instructed the secretary (0 make arrangements for a committee table growers near before the tariff conumission when it meets in Torgnto. YEAR -- -- the helpless creatures contained in diseases are sither curable or may be mitigated by. proper treatment that, wherever possible, the knowledge of tion to the subject should be invoked. I this is not always practicable the character and-tomperament of the phy- lang selestod must be carefully soru- WY tiniged™ 5 These, considerations must have in fluenced the government in the selec- tion of Dr. Ryan as the successor of Dr. Clarke at Rockwood. The govern- ment knows: best what its available material is for staff appointments, and in elevating to office Dr. Ryan it is assumed that he has the nature, the spirit, the "ambition which will carry him to. sudtess. The record of Dr. Ryan is. that of a progressive man-- progressive in every walk and condi tion of lilo, He hak demonstrated that success will come with energy, study, devotion, industry and integrity. He has risen to distinction in our city. He came to it'with purposes that have been reasonably gratified. Stead ily he has advanced, filling places of honor and tewst, with infinite credit to hinteelf, He is «till a young man, in the very prime of life, and with a promising "fiitute before him. Guided in the futiire as in the past by a wise and judicious mind he still higher responsibilities predecessor 2 sic will. rise to Like his in Rockwood; he will find scope for greater ambitions amd there ix no limit to' the development of med- ical service, Editorial Notes. The Toronto Industrial show cleared £50,000. The managers could have avoided, then, the scandal over the blue jackets' visit, Can they ever he forgiven for it ? Why should Thanksgiving day be postponed" until late in the fall ? It is a harvest, and not a football event. Thanksgiving should be in Oc- tober, if it is to be properly enjoyed. anitoba has been relieved of the su- pervision of Keewatin, is characteristic of him. His abuse of the premier, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, will do himself the most harm. It shows the calibre of the man. If the charges which are to be pre- ferred 'against 'Sheriff Dawson are not stronger than those which have been sent to him by the attorney-general, the case will not amount to much. It is one thitig fo 'Write charges, and an- other thing to prove them. The eléction of 'an anti-salary grab candidate for West Lambton--and both parties are against the increased in- demuity and pension scheme--will not change the course "of events. But it will. make some people sit up straight and think hard. -- The aggregate expense for labor of our four largest life insurance compan- ies js in excess of '$56,000,000, or $1, 000,000 more than the municipal pay roll of New York and $21,000,000 more than the combined pay rolls of Chi cago, Philadelphia and Boston. Collier's Weekly is after the adver tisers of patent medicines, and quotes several papers that are great offenders in this respect. Faking for large money ! 'And the Era 'shows that Col lier's is in the same business' itself. It does not see itself as others see it. The government did not ask Sheriff Dawson's resignation. It sim ply sent him the charges that have been made against him, and he has asked for an investigation. The proceed ing iv a regular one. The result will be watched for with interest. -- for Some conservatives in West Hastings threaten to go into revolt unless the machine decapitates the liberals and so mukes way for the army of dis- sentient, the clamourers for office, The Telegram says : Lot them revolt. It does not realize what terrible follows they are. ---- The fish liars have received a scare. One story of. a catch of sixty-seven base by a partly of Americans at Port Carling has been revised. The actual catch was nine pickerel. Seven bass, in another case, were magnified, in talk, into-a story of fifty. Moral-Cut the fish stories, all of them. he-------- Attempt At Suicide. A despatch from Belleville Says : "F. JI. Reilly, who, last March, was convicted of conspiracy in connection with the bogus ballot boxes, made an attempt to hang himself in the jail on Saturday afternoon. Taking a sheet from his prison cot he twisted it into a rope into the loop of which he was about to put his head when other pri- fled him to illy eat his ancholy, which ended in the head, the engagements which f attempt at suicide." In a healthy system consumption can't wore personally and socially very The officors of the Ontario Vegetable take root. But where there is weak representing the vege: of the province to that the highest dictates of humanity 3 quality, at MeDermots . 'or a the appetite it gives is. sar prising. At the "insurance enquiry in Now The administration of all our ary: _ Batterson has put up $50 to cover Just what the En vergd pi con YORK, I Wid showh' that the pros. | 05" says the; Toronto News, | Sunbury, football shadlenge, and it will | sum ption needs, --that's Ferrozone. - If dents of some are paid $00,000 5 | Showld lio. dised upon' the froking | *Om® nfl at Inver fair, 14th inst, tired and weak don't pat of. Fifty Ayear for their services. Buy your seh conte buyk a bos of Gy tablets at Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and' Sa- turday, at 6:30 p.m. Leave for Thursday and Saturday at 6 a.m. Swift & Co., agents. ral leader, will the national assembly from Nijni Noy gorod. wheat hary contract uent- & a pi power of resistance be seized with a that a favorable condition for development of the baecilli is provided. ness and debility, there you find tuber culosis. For developing strenath and building up the weak, nothing oruals Ferrozone. ap- | tious and the way it converts food RE ------------ SENT. HIM MONEY NOW HE HAS GOT AWAY OUT OF SIGHT. Old Swindle of 'Hiring Men and Promising Transportation Worked From Carleton Place. . 5 Carleton Place, Sept. 11.--The fol- lowing advertisement appeared in To- ronto newspapers of August 12th : "Wanted--Ten men, English-speak- ing, at once, for British Columbia, to p fix electric machides; ex rience not necessary; must be reliable; six months' work; two dollars a day; transportation free, Edgar Lambton, engineer, Carleton Place." . Hall-a-dozen men belonging to the neighborhood of Orangeville, Oshawa and London, Ont., are now here look- ing for Lambton, but no trace of him can be found. < Lambton, who, in the early part of August, travelled through this dis- trict, posing ax a civil and "electrical engineer, attached to the staff of the C.P.R., reached Carleton Place August 12th. the hotels and waited there for replies to his ad. They came, many of thom. Applicants for the position received an answer by return mail that it would be necessary for them to for ward him the sym of ten dollars as a guarantee of good faith on their part, upon receipt of which they would be furnished with free transportation over the C.P.R. to destination, the ten dol- lars to be refunded to them as soon as they started work. Lambton re pled to the applicants on Canadian Pacific notepaper. Some of the applicants not receiving within a reasonable time the transpor tation to the Pacific coast, came to Carleton Place to ascertain the reason therefor. Lambton is described as being about twenty-seven years of age, height five feet eleven inches, weight 150 pounds, While in this vicinity he wore a navy blue suit and a white straw hat. SYSTEM A PROTECTION. Fear of Damages Causes Work- men to Be Careful. Belleville Ontario. n a paper read at the Ontario Municipal Association hy D. M. Meln- tyre, city solicitor of Kingston, the view is advanced that municipalities should not be liable for damages in the case of accidents caused by defec: tive streets. It seems to us that it would be a serious thing to remove municipal responsibility in this way. To the fear of accidents and the dread of a hill of costs are largely due the care exercised in keeping. our streets and walks in as good. a condition as they are. Workmen, digging drains, re- moving blocks and repairing the sidewalks, all have in mind the bill for damages that may result from carelessness on their part. The present systom is a deterrent to accidents, and it would be as sensible to pass legisla- tion protecting = railways from suits arising out of carelessness in the management of their lines as to free municipalities from responsibility. NOT HEAVY TEA DRINKERS. Canada Consumes Less Than Australia. London, Sept. 11.--At the Kimberley meeting of the British Association, Prof. Porter, of MeGill College, in a leetire on "Engineering and Mining," «aid the blue book just issued givin the amount of tea per head consum ed per year in 1903 in the Australian colonies and Canada, shows that the total consumption there ix much loss than in the United Kingdom. For the whole of Australia it was 5.92 pounds per head. New Zealand, 6.35, and Canada 4.34, Taken Ill On Train. Deseronto, Sept. 11.--A. A. Stain ton, G.N.W. telegraph operator at Montreal, was taken suddenly ill on the train while .on his way to Mur quette,: Mich., from Montreal, and is now at his father's residence here: seriously ill. On Friday he received a telegram from Marquette that five bodies from the wrecked steamer Tosco had been washed ashore there, and as his brother was mate on the Tosco, Me. Stainton started for Michi gan to see the bodies. All the bod ies had life preservers on, a ---- Suicides In Fianceg's Sight. New York, Sept. 11.--Announcement was made in the local papers on Fri day of the engagement of Meyer F. Hurwitz, and Belle F. Hart. a school teacher, both of Hoboken. Saturday afternoon Hurwitz called on his fiancee and was sitting an a sofa with her in the parlor when he suddenly produced a vial containing ecarbolic acid, drank the contents, drew a re volver from his pocket and mat two bullets through his heart p------ Clayton, N.¥., And Kingston And Ottawa, Ont. Rideau Lakes' Navigation company steamers leave for Clayton every Ot- tawa every Monday, Wednesday, en Maxim Gorky, the novelist and libe be a candidate for continues perfect for The weather ting in the west. How To Get Gonsumption. Ninety per cent. of the "lungers"' cynsumption by allowing to fall so low the It makes the blood nutri nerves enduring. I he into nutriment, Supblics, extra all dealers. He engaged a room in one off Bb & Disease. Of all the diseases known, with which women are afflicted, kidney dis- ease is the most fatal. In fact, tnless early and correct treatment is applied, the weary patient seldom syrvives. Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink: ham, early in hes career, gave exhaust. ive study to the subject,.and in pro- ducing her great remedy for woman's ills-- Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound --was careful to see hat it coutained the correct combination of herb: which was sure'to control that fatal disease, woman's kidney troubles. The Vegetable Compound &cts in har- mony with the laws that gavern the entire female system; and while there are many so called rem for kidney troubles, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound is the only otie espe. cially prepared for women, and thou- sands have been cured of serions kidney derangements by it. Dera: ents of 'he feminine organs quickly affect the § irs. JW Lang and Mrs. S. Frake Woman's Kidney Trouble Lydia E. 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Is additio which holders have security the unl 1 Mabili oH -- insured Lom renew! eT wel rates from Str & Strange, Agents. a dvin's 'nserancs ine ts THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIET (ESTABLISKED 1863.) Preaident--Sir Richard Cartwr oney ledped City wad } pe Mupicipal and Se Dot received all 8. C. MeGdll, Direc ies 97 Clarence Street. Kingot The board of health is calle meet this afternoon at 4.15 o'doc