§ ili; Lit i sf 8%; : 2 g i i E Fi i g i : | i ; i q : r. LL abs jy CT -- THE END OF A COUNT _ SHORT CAREER. LL ------ % Mrs. Anita MeMurrow, Claimant of Title and Vast Estates, Foungd Dead in Apartments. Philadelphia, Jan, 19.--Mrs. Anita DeB. McMurrow, also known as: the "Countess: De. MBemencours," seventy- five years old, once famous because of claim to ownership of vast estates in Spain and Cuba, of the value of | $32,000,000, died at her home "here, vesterday, under circumstances that warranted the coroner in instituting an investigation, Her son, John, has bven detained by the police pending the outéome of the coromer"s inquiry. | Mrs. : came into public no- tice 'in the early seventies, when she wlaimed to be the daughter of a rich ish grandee. 'During the centen- ul in 1878, when people from all over the world 'visited Philadelphia; she lavishly entertained distinguished guests of this and other countries. + Some years latér, her claims having been scouted by some of those from whom she had received money, 'she was arrosted on the charge of swind- ling. She was not convicted. In re cent years she and her son lived in the house hero where she died. Her neighbors said she always appeared to be well-toxdon "Late Monday night neighbors heard goreams in the house and cries of murder. No 'one interfered. Later a * Anniversary Of Cmr's Lucky services in all the churches. This ing the day of Epiphany, when, ac- cording to an ancient custom, the czar Church of Russia, blesses the waters of the Neva, the. whole city was In holiday attire. The blessing of the Neva is one of the greatest and most popular celebrations of Rusia and usually attracts many thousands of 41 the ceremony was not as elabor- ate as in former years aml greater precautions were taken to prevent a repetition of the attempt upon the life of the czar, which marred the festivi- ties last year. of the river had just ended, about oné o'clock in the afternoon, of Janu- ary 10th, 1905, and the czar still stood in the little chapel built out over the frozen Neva, in front of the winter palace, surrounded by members of the diplomatic corps' and high dig- nitaries of the state, when the salute from the batteries on the big square in front of the bowsp was fired. A perfect hail of shot, at big-as pigeons eggs, struck the chapel and the avalls and windows of the winter palace be- yond the chapel, narrowly missing the czar and the members of the imperial family, who occupied the windows and 1 H ri 4 3 RECALLED EVENT. Escape. iss St. 'Pelersburg, Jan. 19- The ies, escape from assassina tio) or and the other members of the royal family on the 19th day of Janu- ary of last year was celdbrated here, to-day, by impressive thanksgiving the head of the Greek ple from all parts of land. This The ceremony of blessing the waters sal My mother says RUBBERS are just girls, [hey are se smarfana dainly, and so have always been kn for their good. henesl wearing qualily. i - iT ; i f - ® ¥ : i i i i ; i : - 8 E ¥ i 58 8 Z i 3 § g 2 : i ' je i ii: : i : sz : - 3 | i i hi £ g : § : zh ; ie | : | i : i 3 i i : § i #i 2 g § 5 § E i £ i : of i § 2 i i : . E §s : oF : is 2 § : i his Ee i i 3 i FE 3 i i i : i i i ji ! : Li; it it § i fh 5 | : 3 : I ; ; g§ : : 8 : g 5 i ! if £8 i g § i i gf g » ng out, but there is least one player in his pipes, who takes top of the classic. of a London lady who had an album garnished with the autographs of most of the great men of the day, but want- ed that of the "great captain" mentioned her distress to a friend, a certain Mr. H, and a few days after he, to her great surprise and pleasure, brought her a note from the hand of the victor of Waterloo. "Field Marshal the Duke of Welling- ton never ordered a pair of braces of Messrs. Simpkin. If I. M. the Duke of Wellington had ordered the articles, he could. not forget it. ¥. M. the Duke of Wellington always pays for his braces." This was a very odd document for a lady's album, but its anthenticity was undoubted, and it therefore found the best place in the interesting collection. The way in which this singular note was elicited was. this: Mr. H. filled up one of the bank- ruptey court forms and signed it, in- forming the duke that in winding up the affairs of Messrs. Simpkin he (the assignee) found on thelr books the sum of 6s. 6d. due By Nis grace for a pair of braces, which hip requested the duke would immediately pay or have paid. Mr. H's ruse was founded on pure fic- tion, but it succeeded. ers Scottish and bagpipes of Erin, n, never obtained a firm It lost favor and i Th, average Eng- A famous poet irrever- once compared its notes to "the screech of a lame goose caught corn," while another heretic writer likens its sound to a "horrible, noisy, mad Irishman," or to the cries of the "eternally tormented." people it appeals more strongly; they still possess in a degree the feeling of attachment to_the bagpipe which is so g land bagpipe, which, as already ex- ed, consists of three drones, in- cluding the big drone, which was about the beginning of the last It is this type which has the Lowland pipe. doubt that the bagpipe A use In Scotland from a very and it is In Scotland that The discovery of pearls among the mussels at Clifdén, in Connemara, is ny startling novelty, 'for a pearl-fish- plentiful | Britain' . berm as n as' blag and Jullus Caesar dedicated most' Hiparian all that trouble, Mr. McCall; just tak the . Snes 3 ono | foot away; that will do." ' large 'pearl from the Riven Ythan has : of , 4nd a + A London Fog. holds & | London Post. spec | smoke. These are the things that scien- wervant Pr--F--M-- Hinkle; the family physician, who found her dead. An examination showed marks on her body and a bruise on her fore- head. : The son was arrested. Tt is said he attacked his mother because she re fused him money. : Boon after her marriage many yoars ago, the woman set afloat the story that she had inkerited an es- tate worth 'millions. - Her story was believed and she made good use of the confidence that the tale begot. Without any difficulty she obtained a loan of 865,000 from Benjamin Crab- tree, and subsequently went abroad. Upon her return here she called her- self the "Countess Ne Bemencourt.' At -one of ber functions in 1876, were President Grant, Dom Pedro of Brazil, and Scnor Barea, Spanish minister to the United States. Senor Barea was a frequent visitor after that and one night the countess in- duced him to let her have for a day the £20,000 that had been sent him for legation expenses, She did not re- pay the sum and with disgrace star- ing him in the face the minister shot York. ; A GREAT TALKER. Ebenezer Handy the Millbury Fish Vendor. Worcester Spy. : Twenty years ago there were few people in Worcester county who had not made the acquitintance of Ebenez- er Handy of Mil a vendor of fish, frui ; 'and occasional: ly displaying the wd flag of an auc- tioneer. While in the act of selling his wares he would keep up such a run- ning fire of words that many of his patrons lost their heads, and in some cases paid him more money than was their intention, In Millbury one'day he sold a wo- mhn six pounds of fish at six cents a pound, and m bunch of radishes for five cents, The woman stood with her purse in hand ready to foot the hill, and as the goods were passed over Handy rattled off this: "Six times six is ninety-six, and five is 101. Live and let live is my motto; call it a dollar." The woman was educated, and knew the value of money, but shé did not know the mysterious ways of Ebenez- er Handy, and she paid $1, thinking he had kindly thrown off the odd cent, Deathless. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. There lies in the center of egch man's heart A longing and love for the good and pure ; And if but an atom, or larger part, I tell you this shall endure, endure After the body has gone to decay Yea, after the universe passes away. The longer 1 live, and the more 1 see the struggle of souls to the heights above, The stronger this" truth comes home to me That the universe rests on the should ers of love : A Jove so limitless, deep and broad That men have renamed it and called it . od. And nothing that ever Was born or evoly . Nothing created by Mght or force, But deep in its system there lies dis- solved s A shining drop from the Great Love source : A shining drop that shall live {6r aye: Though kitgdoms may perish and stars ecay. Unnecessary Exertion. Attleboro, Mass., Herald. . Representative MoCall "is endowed with ample "understandings," both as to head and feet. During his first term in congress his seat in the house was next one of the aisles. Listening to the debate one day, and half reclining, with both feet hali- way across the isle, he saw Mr. Reed approach on his way to the cloak room. As the ample Maine member drew wear; Mr. MoOall pulled in his "wahkinphasts" and remarked: 'Mr. Reed, 1'1l take my feet out of your way." "Oh," drawled Reed, "don't go to r Sit thousand _tons of coal, it is said, are in jon in the Lond bale i the scene of the ceremony. full load of grapeshot® had heen fired from one of the cannons on the place in front of the Bourse. The gun had boen_ carefully trained on the chapel, which stood in a line with the palace and it was considered a miracle that neither the czar nor any member of his family was killed or injured. Many windows of the palace were shattered by the grapeshots, hut not a singl® person. was injured. The police ar- rested the officers and men attending the battery and the latter were after- wards court-martialled. It was never ascertained whether the firing of the grapeshot was an accident or inten: tional. The theory was advanced, that the gun had been held in readi ness for an attack by the moh of strikers and had been loaded with grapeshot and that it had been neglected 10 remove the grape shell and substitute a blank cartridge, when the time came to fire the salute. himself in the Fifth Avenue hotel, New | Accompanies, But Does Not Cause does not cause greyness. It is, like greyiess, the result of certain nervous « it, can be corrected by artificial means. Oil, glycerine and petroleum are the three lubricating substances which are best for the purpose. A good mixture is olive oil and an equal quantity of liquid vaseline with _one- eighth part of rectified spirits contain- ing a few drops of tincture of myrrh and glycerine added. roots of the hair is beneficial to a certain extent to the nervousness which is the eamse of grevness. It is not understood generally that the color of the 'hair, and, to some ex- tent, the complexion, is dependent up- on the condition of the nervous syst- tem, The nervous disturbances which give rise to such pain as persistent neuralgia are the same that later cause the hair to change in color. It often is noticed that patches of white- pain has been located. s--palace, An investigation showed that a : DRYNESS OF HAIR. ; Greyness. Dryness of the hair accompanies but isturbances within, and, and unlike This oily mixture rubbed into the ness appear in the hair in spots where The person with nervous, excitable, or artistic temperament usually is in- clined to early whitening of the hair, while greyvness often appears to he en- tirely retarded when relief from men- tal worry has set in. Smoot Bsa'e Grim Humor. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 19.--William Van Dalsen, calivicted of the murder of his mistress Fanny Porter, was exe- cuted to-day by hanging 'in the eonn- ty jail. He remained game to the last and showed remarkable nerve. For weeks Van Dalsén had been lab- oring with his pocket knife on such wood as he could Jay his hands on, shaping the various pieces into a ini. ature scaffold. After he 'had completed his task be discovered, that he had omitted. the trap. He not only remedi- ed the defect, but added a dummy fig- ure, and ' a contrivance which caused the trap to spring, and the little fig- ure to drop through, as far as the rope around its neck would permit, when a nickle was put in the slot. He set up his little moddl and attached a sigh to it, which reid "Drop a nickle in 'the slot and see how it looks for a man to be hanged." He considered his handiwork a great joke and often made grim remarks about it to those who came to visit him and dropped nickles in the slot to see the model work. Van Dalsen killed Faony Porter a little over a year' ago by cutting her throat from ear to rar. 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Gobd colors and all new this season, worth' from 5c. to $2.95. We intend selling this lot at,each.. 5c. Our Whitewear Bargains Are just as good as others. Sg many reasons combine to make Whitewear the important feature of to-day, that we especially emphasize it. The Mid. Winter Sale and Bargain Day are both combined in our Whitewear Depart- ment, it is on the second flogr and is well worth your while going up to see, ICRUMLEY BROS. WE DO GAL Iron, Cast, Malleable Wrought, Sheet, Fittings-- QUICK | RHEE VINIZING I «=. THE CANADA METAL C0. - TRAVELLING, y RAILWA , TL HL \ SYSTE BRANCH TIME TAB! 3004L Effect en 2nd, 19086. : Trains will leave and arrive at \ of Johnston street, Depot, Foot SING WEST Lve. City ! Arr. ( No. 5 Mail .. .1245am. 1158 ©» 3%xpress .. 2.26 am. 3.05: « a Tap ak 9.15 a.m. 9.47 « 1 lntern'l Ltd12.16 noon 12.46 « 7Mail wo 3.19 p.m. 3.51) « 15 Local ... . 7.03 p.m. 7.38 GOING EAST Lve. City Arr, No. ail uv oe 1.48 a.m. ~ 2.22, « 9 Fast Exp. 226 am. 3.05, « 16 Local ...... 8.16 a.m, 8.47 sg Mail ... ...12.16 noon 12.46) « 4 Fast Exp. 1.00 pm. 1.29 « 12 Local ... «. 7.03 p.m. 7.38 Gos. 1,2, 8, and 4 rum daily. No oy run _daily except Monday. All ¢ trains daily except Sunday. Direct route to Torento, Petert Hamiiton, Buffalo, London, Det Chicago, Bay City, Saginaw, Mont Ottawa, Quebec, Portland, St. J Halifax, Boston and New York. : For Pullman Accommodation, Tic and all other imformation, apply to J. P. HANLBY, Agent, Cor. Joh and Ontario streets, Kingston, Ont. RR KincsTong PEMBRO RAILWAY A IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILV TRAINS LEAVE KINGSTON 13:39 Dn Ee aot i ig Pau', Wisnipeg, Vancouver, Se Portland, and San Francisco. 5 pm--Local for . Sharbot tounecting with C.P.R. east and w 5:10 a.m.--Mized, for Renfrew ai termediate points, Passengers leaving Kingston at p.m., arrive in Ottawa at 5:00 Peterhoro, 513 p.m.; Toronte, p.m.; Bosten, 7: am, St. N.B., 11:55 a.m. Full particulars at K: & Py and R. Ticket Office, Ontario Street. Fs CONWAY, F. A. FOLGER, Gen; Pass; Agent Gen. Bay of Quinte Rail New short line for Tweed, Na Deseronto, and all local points. ' jeave City Hall Depot at 3.25 po CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry., Kings -------------------------------- ALLAN LINE "V*"C5box ROYAL MAIL STEAMER! From St. John From H Numidian, Sat., Jan. 20. Mon., Ji Corinthian. Sat., Jan. 27. Mon., J, a Parsian, Sat., Feb. 3. Mon. Sicilian, Sat., Feb. 10. Mon., Fe BOSTON TO GLASGOW. Mongolian .. Sat., Jo HALIFAX TO LONDON AND H/ Sarmatian " i at Oa] Ju Pa BANLEY, Agent, ob attuges pot. a. x SLEEVE, Clarence Street. ARCHITECTS? ME WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITEC fice, second floor over Mahood' store, corner Princes s_and streets. Entrance on Bagot Telephone, 608. ib r---------------- ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITEC fice site of New Driil Hall, ne ner of Queen and Montreal sti POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, chant"s' Bank Building, corner and Wellington streets. 'Phon SMITH, ARCH or Building, Market 'Phone, 345. HENRY etc MEDICALS. Femme cere ---------- hi fIcCARTHY, OFFICE ' occupied by Dr Ryan, corn treal aud Brock streets. DR. WILLIAM GIBSON. PHYS Surgeon, ete. Late Resident Surgeon, Kingston General H Oftica--232 King street, opposi of Montreal. 'Phone, 48. A RR rE LIVERPOOL. LONDON AND Fire Ipsurance Company, A assets $61,187 In add which the policy. holders | security the unlimited liabilit t tockholders. Farm and ¢ insured at lowest mtes. Before renewing old o new husiness get rates from & Stra Agents R POLICIES COVER MO) building and 'contents than a cox iv offers. - Examine tl dwin's Insurance Emporiun Soguare. EDW, J. 8, PE Requests the supp! all Lovers of Fair P his campaign for re tion to the Legislativ sembly. Praca "THERE IS A TIME FOR ALL THINGS." Now, while prices low, is the time to your coal bin with quality SCRANTON | from P. Walsh's Y: {BARRACK STREET. We HEA MAE RRR C. H POWI CARPENTER AND JOI 103 Ragl an S : : : :