Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Nov 1905, p. 1

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TR -- rwear /ILL KEEP RM rag about their abil. mer Underwear | ybe you're not one of 1S news of Medium ht Wool Underwear notice. ight Unshrinkable and Drawers, each, Wool Un. a very special ght Unshrinkable Wool Elastic nd Drawers at ggc. each. This 1 usually sold at $1.25 each or ht Unshrinkable Wool Shirs 3 different grades of fineness 19 each, ! s we have a 50c. Woo! Shirt t you will find exceptionally Wool Shirts and Drawers, all om I year to 18 years, Shirts and Drawers, of good perly shaped, all sizes, from ars. J sewives know what is demand- ippreciate "honestly 'made ones able materials. We have 2 ong such customers and find it y Blankets that may by any inting, so we have to offer pend on, ' All-Wool White Blankets in ds, 6 pounds, 7 pounds, 8 re made by Boyd, Caldwell & re something Very offer on THURS. atch for particulars ow Night's paper. NG WOOLS akable Fingering Yarns, full pure wool, in black, white, pinks, blues. Each quarter- aker's ticket with the label, ble." Get the genuine only a EE as ae ANSI DUANE) I -------- ble Shoes! one of the most comfo 'House Slippers. Red, Brown, Navy $2. They gsc. ones T SHOE S rable, We hav and Grey Bor Black Nl of WHIG. "YEAR 72. NO. 272. Securing Genuine Bargains in BOYS' OVERGOATS Several of our lines are reducéd 20 and 25 per cent. Our Coats Fit Well & Wear Well The two main essentials. The first bargains are the best. E. P, Jenkins Clothing Co. Fing er Rings The variety, style, and beauty of de- sign ; emphasize the efforts we have made, to have our RING Stock, second to none. Our $20 and $25 Diamond Solitaires | mre generous examples, and have proved decid successes, but we have many to | chose from ut far greater cost. SMITH BROS. Jewelers Opticians 350 King Street. ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE LICENSES REAL ESTATE BULLETIN IT'S FREE TOYOU!! CALL FOR ACOPY. SWIFT'S HEAL RT RARCE AGENCY SRS Se J ... Y-W.C. A. MISS 'GORDON'S Third Talk on Bathing, Spong- ing nd Poultiving -- READ NOVEMBER | p, Jenkins Clothing Co : DAILY MEMORANDA. If puys best To buy Fine Furs At Camnbeli Bros., the manufacturers Cheese Board, 1.80 p.n., Thursday Goldmark, Conveeation Hall, 8 p.m Leader Bioscope Concert, City Hall, 8 p.m 14th Sergeants' Dance, Whig Hall, to- { night Adjourned Sale of County Lands, 11 { an Thursday. The sun 'rises Thursday at 7.04 a.m. | and sets at 4.20 p.m { Mozart Symphony Club's plan opens | lo-morrow, at McAuley's. Rubin _Goldmark's Musical Lecture | Convocation Hall, 8 pan | About the. best way to induce a wo- man to keep a secret is to Keep. it to vourself. It generally "takes an hour to tell vour troubles that"you can get rid of in ten minutes The artist is not necessarily a good duck hunter just because he gets his © as back concert hy the Leader Bio- SEOpe City hall, Wednesday, No- veniber 8 pan. This day in history :--La Salle born 1643 : Lord Clive died This is 3 a's Day; Sir Henry Havelock The Fall Showing of Fancy Plates Never in the -history of this Store have . we shown so many Btyles of Fancy Pllites or so many pretty de- ly, little that | without extravagence. to | siens costing little. In fact some of them cost so absurd- you can indulge yourself The 'prices don't begin to correspond their real value. SEE THEM! ..ROBERTSON BROS. . MADE-TO-ORDER Persian Lamb Jackets Select Your Skins, | Quality, Style and Fit Un- equalled. MCKAY FUR HOUSE 'BROCK STREET. | THOKSDAY EVENING, Nov. 23rd| AUGTION SALE | BANKRUPT STOCK In the General Hospital Admission, 260. WANTED. ES Tee rm FUR FINISHERS. APPLY TO JOHN | McKay, Brock street. GENERAL SERVANT, FOR A SMALL y. Apply at 232 Johnston St A RELIABLE DRIVER grocery waggon. Apply qf Whig « office. CLERK ; ALSO YOUNG to drive a horse. R McFaul Kingston, Carpet. Warehouse A COMPETENT GENERAL SER-| vant, for small family. Apply to M Conroy, fred street TWO SMART - | IN .EVERY CITY | on physicians ; | write 46 Colborne st MEN town to call pay ; permanent a, to- I TWO STRONG RELIABLE BOYS TO | ork in Mailing Department, on Monday and © Thursday forenoons, | Saturday afternoons. 1 siness of ROTESTANT TEACHER, THIRD for No 1 Township of H brooke, to commence Janu 1st. Apply to Geo. Butterill Secretary Cole Lake: GENTLEMEN TO GET THEIR FALL Overcoats and S Suits made at Thomas Galloway's, 181 Brock St Also bring your "old ones and have | them repaired. Style, fit and price | guaranteed to please. | MEN AND. BOYS WANTED , TO earn 85 day, ter two mofiths in- | tiruction, position guaranteed. Special tuition halt price, few days | only; Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools, New York, Cincinnati, O., St. Louis, Mo. (Free catalogue.) A LOCAL AND DISTRICT AGE! lr 'Cunada's Greatest Nurseries We are prepared to make a iiberal | Office. a reliable and encrgotic | Salesman to represent us at King- ston and surrounding country. Terri tory will be reserved I rite for fuller particulars. Wellington, Toronto, Ont. TO-LET. man. W Stone & CLUB ROOM OR DWELLING ROOMS over Miss Greaza's Millinery Apply J. 8. R. McCann, 51 Brock St./ -- OFFICE, King strest. Rent low. Forrest, Gents' Furnisher, Apply J. King St. SHOP AND RESIDENCE, NO. Princess street ; moderate rent 1st. 351 Possession November Steacy & Steacy. OoFrice, OVER WADES' PRUG Store, Corner King and Brock Sts. vo well lighted and heated Atply to rooms cCann, 51 Brock street ST. WES comfortahle and warm but four tons of coal all x *r. Rent moderate. Apply 271 K St. West' * FIAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Np. 138 Wellington street, at pre It occupied by Dr. I. G. Bogart Furnace and all modern ni es. Apply to €. M., 89 ence street, city. RE NEW HOUSE, NO. street, with all the latest of Ovements containing » parlors rooms, six Bed-rooms. kitchen and pantry. First-class cellar and Complets sanitary plumbing and dranace. Heated with hot ter and Nehted with wleetricity. Rent mod ----te. Apply to R. J. Carson. hdoner "M. A. Lydon, Oswego. The s¢ 5 a A glin's wharf with coal: Tr, NEWMAN | OF J W. OLDFIN Comprising Plumbers' and Gasfitters material and Tools and Electrit Fixtures and Globes, Gas Stoves and etd The Inventory shows a stock of $1, 152.00, «and it' will be sold at so much on the dollar occupied W. Oldtin d Inventord n Stock ay dnnlicat Assignee at Ny minion kx oflice . JOS. ¥. SWI] Assignee Perfect Workmanship | single for the right | Apply to! 44 FRONT- | | 84 Brock St. IN GOOD LOCALITY, ON | Ranges. Also a ~ Choicest Materials -- | A combination to be had in] our shoes. sd Wear "Allen's"' Military Bootmakers _ Rubin Goldmar Lecture Recital 'The National Element in Music' TO=-NIGHT 7 8 pm. for the 50¢ Tickets--8$1.25 admission : For sale at Uglow's. - course ; $600 IN GOLD I WILL PAY THE ABOVE AMOUNT { for information that will lead to the | recovery of the, Furs and Conviction ¢ the Party or Parties connected with the Robbery of my Far House last Sat | urday night, Nov. 18th, JOHN McKAY, | regarding the | bur Sign of Golden Boot. | { ready Convocation Hall | imlly KINGSTON VERY 'UNEASY Over Disaffection Among Russian Troops. MAY BE A MUTINY WHEN THE KRONSTADT MUT- INEERS ARE SENTENCED: 10,000 "Cossacks From Russian Turkestan March to St. Pe- tersburg to Release Czar-- Gome'in Battalion Mutinies-- Jews Somewhat Blamewort\y. The of the T ugly rumors of disafiec ton' among the troops, in St. Petrs that this statement has been to him an officer of the guards: "There is no use denying the fact that the intervention of the work men, on behalf of the Kronstadt mu London, Nov. 2. St, bur correspondent made hy | tneers had a" deplorable effect on the morale of our ing We are doing our utmost to counteract itthy a strict watch over the barracks, and the curtailment of leave, but never theless the greatest anxiety prevails." Other offic , the correspondent says, are pessimistic, and fear some regiments will get out of hand, and Join the workmen, if as is feared, they declare another strike, when the Kronstadt mutinfers are sentenced. Grand - Duke 'Nicholas Nicolaievitch, the Correspondent continues, is inves tigating the origin of letters written by officers to the Russ, azainst the brutalities perpetrated on November Ist. Some of the authors have confessed, but no have yet been announced. more protesting punishments 10,000 Cossacks March, Petershurg, Nov, 22.--An after noon paper quotes a man who has just >t. arrived in St. Petershurg, as saying that ten thousand Don Cossacks are n from Tashkend to St. Pet or with the object of releasing the emperor. Tashkend is the capital Turk is thir from St. Petershurg. vate advices received from cling the. government of -that name: say thaf a battalion of resenvists, a thousand strong, mutinied, following a demand for better food. Russian tan, and as the tow flies, rv. hundred miles Go Jews Somewhat Blameworthy. London, Nov, The pondent of the Times cables an the outr . brsuoff, the new assistant minister of the interior, said the Jews were to a certain extent on account of over their new x 29 corres that in Jewish interview touching on to blame, too open. exultation found liberties, THE TURKISH THRONE. Favorite Son of To Make His Successor. Constantinople, Nov. 22. According to information seeretly received there is a project on foot at Yildiz Kiosk to 1 make the favorite son ofughe sultan, Prince Burhan-Eddine, his. hmmediat successor. This would constitute a violation of the law of succession hitherto observed in Turkey by de- priving of their rights to the throne, the legitimate heir, Prince Rechad, the sultan's brother, and Prince Yus if lzzeddine--the-next hoe in the-hn of succession. The ohject in view is not the introduction into Turkey of the rule of primogeniture jn the sue cession to the throne as it exists: in other states, the eldest son of Abdul Hamid, Prince Selim, being set aside in favor of a vounger brother. In real- ity 'the systean which it is sought to estat lish would surrender in future the Turkish throne the cipidity: of court intriguers and the caprice of the militia. Popular said for revolution at of this nt of tradition, there is a that behind Prince Burhan-Eddine up by and imbued with German ideas. feeling is the mer lea the ancient belief here the intrigue, has been German to he re in fringe ' and Germany = care brought tutors PERFOEMED CEREMONY. | Curate Begged the Girl to Marry Him. Geneva, Nov. 22. A romantic scene took place at the altar of the little church of Claro, a village in the can- ton of Tessein. ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1905. PITH. OF THE | The Very Latest Culled From All | Over The World. | Financial support to the striking | printers. was promised by all unions in | the American: Federation of Labor. | Lewis Berkert, London, Ont, was | fined $11 in the Berlin police court for | selling goods withput a county ped lar's ticense. i War is to be made on saloons } Chicago for Sunday selling, and thousand warrants be served next Sunday. A. SN. Busby, formerly aséstant fin ancial agent of the state of Texas, wus sunt to penitentiary for three years for misappropriating state funds, | After kissing her mother good-bye, Mrs. Floy Anderson, Des Moines, la., | while mentally derange!, ran from the house, jumped into a well and was | drowned. NEWS. in ve are to i D 5 i * * % VESSEL BLEW UP. + + + 4% .Halifax, N.S., Nov. 22.-- % The steamer Kilkell, re- 4 ports that an unknown & ¢ steamer struck on the « + rocks, off Beaver Harbor, + % and blew up. This makes. 4; three wertks on the Nova + 4 Scotia coast with not a + life saved. + + : + | tooo | At the wieethag of the National Re lief Association for the relief of suf firing Jews BW Russia, Jacob Schiff reported that "8562,307 46 thus far had been subscribefl in America Alexander MeTavi suncle of Mar raret Anglin, Reiress, now plaving in | New York, and of Judge Anglin, To rontn, died, Navember 20th, at St. Stephen, N.B., aged fifty-four, from | pneamonia. : The Marquis 'of Pownshire has agreed | to cell his agiioultural dande in coun ty Down, Treld, to the tenants. The «state is the "dargest in Ireland, and | is valued at sgbout fifteen million dol | lars nny. HAS BEE tof the Cunard company, FOUND WILL it Was Located In A Hand BIG ESTATE, A. The Widow of the Late Chairman | "hile in | able to secure of Cunard Lines Made a Very Gratifying Discovery -- After the Widow's Death Money Will Become a Public Bequest. London, Nov. .22.-Under circum. stances worthy of a sensational novel | Lady Inverclvde hus discovered a hitherto unsuspected - will written = by her late husband, who was chairman and it is stated that thes validity of the docu ment is likely to be tested in a 'court of law, Lady Inverclyde was + looking through the contents of a handbag which her husband had left at his business office in Glasgow, , when she found the will, the family solicitor and the present Lord Inverclyde being present at the time. The will hitherto believed to be the Jast Lord Inverclyde made was dated | creation of a March 30th, single sentence, 1901, and consisted of a which ran: "I leave everything 1 possess of every descrip tion to my wife, the Rt. Hon. Mary Baroness Inverclyde, and 1 \ her my sole executrix." The newly discovered . document, which covers three sheets of paper, oul¥ one of which is signed, is dated | it directs | November 9th, 1902, and that the property he held in trust for his wife during her lifetime, and that after her death it should go to the Merchants" house of Glasgow, for the fund to be known as "% #2 | "the Inverclyde bequest," the income + DISPERSED THEM. 4 | from it to be devoted to the henefiv + # | of aged or infirm seamen and their fa- + Montreal, Nov. 22.--Two I | milies. . 4 or three hundred Laval & | 'I'his money is to be spent in various | students marched to the « | towne in Great Britain, and one-fifth 4 house of Mr. Langlois, [& | of it is to go te: New York and Bos 4 editor of Le Canada, on "4 | ton. Lord Inverclyde shows interest in 47 Tuesday night, and made @ | the steamship company of which he 4 a hostile demonstration. 4 | was chairman by saying he wishes Is They were dispersed by the 4 -in-particular -- that assistance should 4 police andl one man was F | be given to distressed seamen who 4 arrested, * # | have been in the employ of the Cunard | + 4 | company or G, and J. Burns. HOODOO FOLLOWS FARMER. Drives Victim to Seek Death Sleep. Winsted, Nov. 22.--Cephas Roberts, an aged ei n of DParkbhamsted, at tempted suicide by taking laudanum. walk to been Villagers t« all night ing him to keep him from going sleep, and physicians who have in constant attendance upon him since turns * he swallowed the poison, say he is not vet out of danger. Several vears ago Roberts adver tised for a thief to occupy one of his farms, Since then ill luck has pur sued him; five of his buildings were ! destroyed by incendiaries and he has had other misfortunes which have } made hiy, practically poor. TEXAS HAS A HELEN KELLER Girl Shows Wonderful Progress in Studies. Austin, Texad, Nov. 22,-A case which is attracting much notico from those who are aware of the circum { stances ix that of Ruby Rice, "Helen Keller, of Texas," © who is now a pu His last venture was to purchase a | valuable water power in Riverton, and | | vention, thrice high water has carried aw newly constructed dams, He came to the condition that--thr=--world iad no further use for him and decided to leave it. : BUYS HER OWN COFFIN. Woman Prepared for Burial Be- fore Reaper - Comes. ecading, Pa., Nov. 22.-Mrs. Mar garet 'Hartel, one. of the oldest resi dentse of this city who died several days ¢ do-all-- the preparations for her r a number of years ago Ons 6th, 1900, she called on a loeal undertaker and said she - had come to make arrangements for her burial. She was eighty-five years of age the time, but in good health She said ti she wanted to be bur ied in the same kind of casket as her husband who died in 1899; She want ed the Res W. Roth to conduct the services in the German Lutheran church at 8 np, and to be huried in the cemeter djoining. She asked the price-and paid the | entire hill. All her wishes will be car ried ont * ! ABSCONDS WITH $60,000 i pil at the state institute for the deaf and dumb. Miss Rice was born in October, 1857, and lost sight, hearing and voice as the result of an attack of meningitis. - Her home is at Venus, Pexas, and she was fourteen years of age when her parents sent her to the state school. She is exceptionally bre ul active, but her age at the time » was first placed under the care of trained teachers has been a great handicap. The Praille system has taught her her letters, and she can print with a load pencil in a manner whereby she can express her self intelligently... She uses a--typo writer Tor her correspondence, essays, and various articles which she writes, and she makes few errors except in punctuation. Miss Mamie Hefiyhower, of Austin, her teacher, is one of the leading . educators in her chosen branch of teaching, and she expre the earnest belief that Ruby Rice will easily master the higher studies in the course of a few years HRI MAKES DENIAL. 3 vidence of Girl Who Was Sold For $50. Winnipeg, Nov. 22.-The statement of Mrs. Chisholm, of Wirmipeg; at the recent W.CUT.U, convention at Hamil ton, that young Galicians and other | Slav girls in the North-West are fre yuently sold for $25 or 860 to hus bands they do not. know, is emphati cally dented by Father Kulawy, Polish priest, and others having intimate knowledge of Father Kulawy Galician settlements, says it is a pure in In rspite of these it js said the secured information which fully justi denials, however, {port he beeame groatly LADY INVERCLYDE | the excavations appoint- EE | SKULLS FOR OCEAN CARGO. | skulls are to be shipped from here to Scotland. The gruesome shipment will 'be made by W. Knox, of Cleve: of Knox & Eliott, the architects for | & Saginaw railway. 5 While inspecting the plant at Bridge- interested in in the Iudian bory- which was uncoverad in there, and cagerly ing ground the operations BEQUEATHED A | igthered up relics The work of digging up the skele- | tons is still going on. The hones are | being thrown up continually and Bridgeport. Mr. Knox 'was two practically . perfect skulls. These he will send to his brother, Dr. D. M. Knox, who is a aurgeon connected with the University | of Glasgow, Scotland. The skull of | the "Amerjean Indian he thinks, should Re hry int ting to those {in the old world, as_ it differs very materially from that of the white man. STABS BALKY HORSE. Knife Into Animal and is Arrested, New York, Nov. 22.--"Can't make that balky nag move, hey?' said Warren 7, Bentley, "I'll move him for vou, all right," He did it, but by Plunges | such means that the driver, instead of thanking him had him arrested for cruelty to animals. Bentley lives in 680 Twelfth avenue, He was ul Bleventh avenue and Fif- tieth street when Richard R.' Morris of 427 West Fiftieth streer drove along in a light waggon. The horse balked, and all efforts to make him move on were unavailing. Finally Bentley said: "I'll show "you how to dg it." He opened a penknife and thrust the blade deep into the horse's thigh. The animal, in agony, leaped for- ward, Then the unappreciative Morris called a policeman. "That's thanks, T don't think," grumbled Bentley. "You never can please some men." ---------- GIRL ELUDES HAREM, Worker in Armenia Escapes From 'Captors, Kalamazoo, Mich., Nov. 22.--Miss Elizabeth Domboraben will.retarn next week to Armenia, whero she has been a Christian worker for several years. She has beenein this country for the last three or four months visiting re- latives in this city and in Betroit. Mise Domboraben, since her to this country, had a narrow escape from wo hurom. She and a wister were made prisoners in a Turkish town. They wire taken from the prison to the palace of the kord, tho wealthiest man in the eity, in which he lived They were told at first that he took | them from the prisod to give them protection from the outrages. Later they learned that he was making pre Turkish women with whom: she had Ihecome friendly. , Sf ---------------- A GOOD THING Let the Gommission Have Absolute Powers. Windsor, Ont., Nov, 22.---Hon, R, F. Sutherland thinks President Roosevelt is taking the right course when, he To power helps: to keep it out of polities and make it more efficient." A HALL CONDEMNED. Meeting Held There, on Sunday, Was Illegal. Monireal, Nov. 22. Building inspec tors have placarded, as unfit for hahi tation, the hall occupied by Evan W.C.T.U, officials have | welist Mage, riots at whose meetings | precipitated tfoubles between Le Canada and Laval students. The | building department state the hall wae condemned October 30th, and that the meeting held there, last Sunday, was in violation of the or der, Was Not Widow, After All. Wilkesharre, Pa., Nov, Mrs. Ada C. Kepp, of this city, has discov. 22.- | | Will Be Shipped From Michigan Town. : Saginaw, Mich, Nov, 22.--Human | lund, Ohio, senior member' of the firm | the power house of the Detroit, Flint 1 parations and intended to put this With all voung lady in his harem. She sue cooded in escaping with the aid of] Cash Sales : LAST EDITION | weatmEm PROBABILITIES, | Toronto, Ont, Nov, 22.(10 a.n.)= | Moderate to fresh southwesterly | southerly winds, feir and a Httle mild: fer to-day and Thursday. i | Who Doesn't Like Furs? We sell them, most altogether us the woftest, richest, jRustworthy kind just we do other less exquisite merch undide, " 2 Without one penny of excess profit. Got a department here that's fair ACHING to be explored. 3 Jue sets, and separate Mufis and neck Dleces. Furs for grown-up . people and furs that will make little wirls' hearts sing for very joy and happiness. So A for Thao Pehat ars all reads for you to approve, antl carry away, Now. If you want one of these lu¥s urious furdined wraps, We'll make o fe v fr That's 80 you can suit yoursell as to both cloth and fur lining. Don't make = the mistake of thinking this will' cost gréatly. It won't. Let us talk it over with you. (Items dnd prices, if desired.) Scarfs and Stoles, of Stone Martin, Sable, Cooney, belle Mink, Mink, Thibet, ete Muffs of Thibet, Cooney, Sable and Maramont. 5 Children's Caps, Tams and Cols 'lars of Grey Lamb, first qua ity, oR BORN. CAMPBEDL.~In - North Bay, to Mt and Mrs. DH, Usmpbell, a dough ter. - tries to "btain autocratic powers for MARRIED. Su the inter-state commission in the | HADPON=WELEH --At Kingston, Nov. rogulation of railre freight rates. 21st, by « Canon Loucks, Hector "If it is like the Canadian scheme," af Pleton, ( , Haddon, Sr. : : ' L aq. ex-mayor of Picton, to Migs said 'Mr. Sutherland, "I am sure it Agnes Welsh, daughter of the late will be popular. There has never been Joseph Welsh, of Picton any trouble with the dominion eom- mission, and, although it has been H.C ato in operation but a year, it has work: EID i | ed in reforms. 1 think the very ROBT. J. R » fact that the board has absolute a 3 The Leading Undertaker 'Phone 877. 222 Princess St, Tom off (GRAND. HOUSE) Thursday, Nov. 23rd Special Announcement The Greatest Play of the Year Winston Churchill's "The Crossing" A Magnificent Production in Four Acts of The Historical French Days fi New Orleans WITH JOHN BLAIR Prices--Orchestra, $1.50 : Parquetie $1 Balcony, $1, 78¢c., dlc. ; Gallery 2b¢. Seuts now on sale Wed'y, Nov. 20th, THE EYE WITARSS Kingston, Ont The curate, & young man named | fies the remincky of Mrs Chishols and ot that het ie Joustuntd, whom the Samdnmt--------------------- o | Guetta, fell in love with a farmer's | ° } the last of the controversy as not | had supposed dea OF many years, MUST BE SOLD danghter, but althaugh his suit was | Clerk Believed) to Be Fn Route | been heard, ix nlive and well, Je, Herman Steele, Be n to Think About It! A large variety of first-class Hall | favored by the father, the girl repeat- | : for merica. ow Phe came i% Hited whete a servant of | left her, it is said, seventeen years : | Si i Stoves, Pug, BoX | sadly refused the curate's offer of mar- | Brussels, Nov. 22 serious the a wellknown family here was com- | ago. ¥ . rs . . | Honters, od rit Cook Stoves and nl) and subsequently she , became | has ben discovered in one of the | polled to leave at two hours' notice Seven years later, having been in: Christmas | coming, and coming | int of Furuitire nq | engaged to some one else / large banking establishments here, An | to marry a man. she had never seen, | formed by his brother that he was | quickly, Our New Fruits arc all in, | Carpets, everything cheaper inas usual. 1 The marriage dav arrived, and the | employee who had charge of the bond | but who had paid fifty dollars. for dead; shoe married Benjamin F. Kepp, | so we are ready. Would it not be the | TURK'S SECUND-HAND STORE | urate was obliged to performs the | rtment had not appeared at the | her, of this city: and not until a few | part of wisdom for you to prepare +B . NP { The \ its wri | & i , Steele w.Y 7g 808 PRINCESS STREET & 1 When the bridal couple bank for a week. The deposits wer AA davs ago did she learn that now ? | ---------- {© COT TONY wn the bridal couple ar- ) . . | dt * . > - . r' "Clie ; con. | examined, and it was found that there Spurns Woman : Dies Alone. was alive. p . ? . a Ne PERSONAL. | rived at the altar, Guetta lost con hortage of $60,000. The young | p nappy' : To-day she went. Xd Chase, twenty New Valencin Raisins, . gly cing | trol of his feelings and passionately as a shortag Ras | Britlgeton, NJ. Nov, "$2. --Benjam a d + New Sultana Raisins | MME. FLUER'S DR? MARING leaded with the girl not to take the | man resi in the country, and th in. Mulford, a bachelor of this plaee, | ™Ve8 from here, found him, and at N 8 Raisi : Parlors, 258 Princess Bt, Uomer | ples A 1 " i5 LiC autharitics visited his home and | Th Bro OF LUE DIAS | ones commenced proceedings to have New Seaded Raising. Sydenham Yailor-Made Gowns, | irpavaeable step which would ruin his : died here, aged sixty-five years. He . ith K Hed. Si New Table Raisins Coats and Wraps, Shirt Wists, | J parned that when he arrived there he | $ a quite wealthy, having inherited a | Her marriage with Kepp annulled. She Novi % Suits, difiner and ovening costumes pe. 1 Guet alizi his false | Kissed hi parentg and left without | ie 1 wha 4 » k £ for he may then ask 'Mor a divorce from New Cureants, trosseaux, slic. feadé-te-order, I wate At last cpa, Tan ag ap if saving n word, Jt is supposed that | 8TE state a wal hie i 8 | Steele. who is now a charge on the New Peols. . + y i efer- | oe sk Ww mised fo . ween tricitios y a0 . Ae Rn i prices reasonable. t c | Busition, asked to, bi exons lor 8 {1 Uweit to a Franek port and en. | gosntricitien all over this section. {op Gistrios. New Cooking Figs. ences. Lew minutes, which he spent in pray- | 1 Lf Amir.ca | Mulford lived alone, and had for many New Table Figs. ne * a di pi | ----eeme or. Returning to the steps of thealtar | Pare r ar, L years shunned the society of women Arrival Of Vessels New Shelled Almonds. 8 STRAYED. he performed the marriage ceremony . dhe «tory goes that in his younger . AT al 57 'ek k y va WO WHITE SHEEP, WITH A XOTCH | {1 a voice suppressed with emotion MOURNS THE STORK days he was cast aside by a beauti Fame Point, Nov. 22.The 8S. La e Jas. Redden QQ Co. in their Joie Said on tay re | hut without breaking down. | fr] young woman whom he was en. Michigan, ERR Hine, from awn, 1 of Fine G or es "of . John Miller, near Harliwe i rage toh Anti 3 al, i . 250. mporters ne Groceries Sout Rept. ist. Owner can have | Catholic Priest Drapes Baptismal gaged 1g marry, which cansed him | for Montreal, inward, at ¥ rs same by proving property and pas Good Returns. | Font ; to have an aversion to 'the female sex -- by 3 " 4 . . : : - n : : ing charge > the rest of his life "Ths hott 1 box of Me ¥ i r y 1 gs] | : 29 1 e hottom layer" in a box of ) ------------------------------------------ Amherstburg, Ont, Nov. 22-1 | Rochest or, X.Y. Nov. 22. When the -- Conkey's high class candice brings . . r : esti ed that the erop of tobace / SERiIONn. doto & onkey's |. gh clas a B : = : ib May. Lose His Seat. timated tha SrOD Taaneeo | congregntion of St, Peter | and . Bi Died At Port Perry. forth as much pleasure as the top one. JOR : 2 1% i rumored | grown in Esecx county, last ason, | payl's Roman Catholic church assem Sold Iv t f(ibson's - Red Cross Calgary, Nov B t is ¥ iii was about twelve million pounds. The | ed tha were surprised to find the Port Perry, Ont., Nov, 22.-Samuel] | J0l a y @& Ea % og here that Hiebe i Y * on WM ons be | cron averaged 1,200 pounds per acre baptismal font draped in mourning. | Honey, Mitchell, died hers, 'last wight, Drug' Store. : 103 Raglan ve ve 4 . W 1 e¢ " EN - 3 th} x " i : : & ' " A ------------ TI ------ tive elected in herta itl 'ne tin x county. The average vield in | Father acie H. Sinclair, the priest, | in his eighty seventh vear. He was bl hold the seat on accosnt of Father Fra I v Ly ) ~ FOR SALE able to hol n g K si 300 pounds per-gere, had ordered the font draped as a pro- | vieit8g William Jerwood, when he 4 not being naturalized. The 'Albeits ial oF I Pp ayn pry taken sick. Rev. George E. Ho- | VIVE CHOICE THOROUGHBRED bd pkch Be , ro bn . a * nl was taken sek. oy, sorge Ik. » : u he gM ? 4 ; . i | legislature will meet in March rel 8 ta | : Ms 8 gr chch the ) nov. Drayton, Ja a on. The el Chester White Sows. nen manthe Made from choise! wellfurred - ¥ tiipp Tablets are mm great deman MILES RAEI n ne . ey v ID 4 % wid. Apply ta Joha Gillespie, - + y tio g g ELIT abate das Ther: are fresh. sil | not having been a ehristeniig in the { wi'l bo taken to- Mitchell for inter: etahoime, 3th Concession, Township | We on big values. Campbell Trot #Fit perfectly, the chamois. : Paiibgon's Red Cross Drug Store hare for six weeks, | ment, 4 Gibson's Red Cross Drug Stove, of Pittsburgh, ~ the munufacturing furriers,

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