Daily British Whig (1850), 5 Jun 1906, p. 1

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ran... . Wear Here [uesday day 100 soon e worn at the church. fortunate this y bring your eds right here. reshness, pure \ the morning once impress tate and beau- v--and come b- White Stockings Will be th: next | will be found Hosiery scetion. H the dress you've quite plain, the plaip item in it ton Stockings will | Ty it we'll have in all sizes an It to-morrow, per p; ] ing to size, from . a While if you wish somethiig Li- more_fancy and atiracti we will have the White Luce Lisle: Sek ings, in all sizes to d to-morrow, per pair ) 19 Fe ing to size. from 30c. ty. * n- . . o m | White Ribbons, Veils and n- Gloves Should be considiral complete the costum At the Ribbon counter vo a special assortment of 1h tons--Taffeta, Duchesse, ¢ isenc- which will he most priate for the church rite 1" appro- We'll n, have all widths at these r, prices for to-morrow 124, 5 15, 20 and ..... Continuing, we will mention our White Brussils Net Veils, made purposely for Confirmation, he wd regular full veil size, and) ly moderatcly to please you ve i Then as the last come the pur le White Gloves. Which will wou r- | choose ? Lisle at 12}c., n- | 15c., or lovely pure Silk You'll he sure of satisfaction jp 0 any kind, for we have all children's sizes in each, pbove will be carefully filled. TH GREAT REMOVAL SALE OF FURNITURE All goods will be sold without reeerve. We will not remove any of our stock to the new store. Now is the time for bargains. J. Reid The Leading Undriaker 222 Princess Street. Iwo Doors Above the Opera House Use the Long Distance Napanee Gananoque Brockville Belleville Deseronto Rates may be obtained from the Long Distance Operator. THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. Of CANADA, Limited. RRITISH= AMERICAN VR, pe PP PDP POP IIIE JGLES IRITERS MACHINES d Repaired 0., 171 Wellington St. A aaa Tre $+ Peeded Seed @ COOBFOOE B. CHOCOLATES N THE CITY per Ib. b6 Princess St. GOI OG GRO ma % avelling Goods RT WWW ved direct, from Japan some { SUIT CASES ing and travelling ; built very p§izes, | Sa 25, $1.50 D, $1.50, 2,00 ond $2.60 T SHOE STORE s Is undergoing alterations and will be re-opened to the travelling public on ar about July the First. STEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER JUNE 10th to SEPT. 15th, Leave Kingston: Leaves Breakey s Bay 630 a.m. Time Table subject to change without notice. « BRICKLAND, Manager WHEN YOU WEAR Our Shoes you wear the best footwear to he had in King- Wear "Allen's®' Military Bootmakers Sign of Golden Boot. awn Mowers The Best Mower ,Only $3.50 « Strachan's Hardware .. i SHY REWARD LIBERAL REWARD FOR INFOR- May 24th, and was sen walking towards 16 years old, tall and slim, complexion, mole «ht eye ; was wearing a dark in dole farnished or unfarnished, CT FROM TURK and all , buying or selling. | DAILY MEMORANDA. Inuuest, Police Court Chamber, 7 p.m. The sun rises Wednesday at 4.20 a.m. and sets at 7,37 pon. 14th Band Concert at rmouries, Thursday evening ; ten _ day in history British occupy 1 ria, 1900 : first session of Canad- inn Supreme Court, 1876. _WHIG TELEPHONES. 243--Business Office. 220--Rditorial Ropms. 292--J obbing Department. DINNER SETS JUST OPENED Best English Maker, in pretty colors -- Green, Dove and Blue. Complete set, 97 PIECES with Bread and Butter Plates. For a short time, $4.75 ROBERTSON BROS.. CL i Canadian Furs ~. From Trapper to Weaver : Collectors, Exporters = i ART ARARAARRAARRARAR = and Manufacturers ri eimai mpi AAAS AA 'McKay Fur House, Kingston, Ont." "TANNA RAR RRR REMOVAL DR ROBERT HANI . HAS RE- moved his office, to 109 Wellington Ste TO RIVAL CANADA. Australia Thinks She Has Some Advantages. London; June &.--The postmaster general of the istralian Common- wealth says the Canadian emigration boom has awakened us to the need of doing something to push Australia. Australia can 'offer as satisfactory prospects to the emigrant from Great Britain as Canada. Canada is nearer, but it must-be remembered railways in (Canada are in private hands, while railways in Australia are in the hands of the state. The result is this--when an emigrant reaches Canada, the cost of transit to a destination in the in terior is so considerable to an indivi dual--is iter than if he had gone to Australia, where special facilities are afforded immigrants on railways. These things ought to be known, and preparations are being made with a view to placine the facts before in- tending emigrants A PLUCKY KIDDY. Small Girl Offers to Thrash Tormentors. Poterboro, *June3.--There is a little girl, dressed in pink, who attends one of the city schools, and who is not prepared to stand for any shanana gan on the part of small boys. The other day at noon she was on her way to school after dinner, when wo small boys, about her own size, es saved to stop her progress. She is of an athletic. turn of mind, though, and this bluff did not go with her. She wanted to "lick" both of the bovs at once if they wanted to try it, but he dieving that discretion was the better part of valor, they decided to make a retreat, and the little girl in pink was left in possession of the field. A num ber of persons, including one of the city bank managers, saw the incident and applauded the pluck displayed hy the little lady. Given A Good Job. Ottawa, June 5.--Dr, Chamberfhin, former inspector of prisons amd asylums, under the lite Ontario gov- ernment, and who was a candidate against Premier Whitney in Dundas, and later figured in dominion politics, has been given an appointment under the dominion government. Dr. Cham berlain is made medical inspector of public works and leaves next week for: Vancouver, ? Another Member. Toronto, Ont., June 5.--1t is under- stood that Andrew Ingram, M.P,, for West Elgin, will be selected as the business member of the railway and municipal board. The chairman, Mr, Leitch, has already been appointed, and it is generally said in govern- ment circles that ©. C, Robinson, Toronto, .will be the third member. - At Calgary, a prominent rancher pamed Cook has disappeared and 3000 pany, Omaha IL General, BY FOOD PROVIDED AND WHICH WAS IMPURE AND POISONOUS, The News of the Class of Gaods the Packers Turned Out Was Not New to Him--It Was a Colossal Fraud and Men Should Be Punished. Kansas City, June 5.-Gen. Nelson A. Miles, on his way to Colorado, last night, said : "The disclosures about packing house products now being exploited are no news to me. I knew it seven vears ago. .l told what 1 knew then. Had the matter been taken up at that time Thousands of hives would have been saved. "1 helieve that 3,000 United States soldiers lost. their lives because of adulterated, impure, poisonous meat. There is no way of estimating the number of soldiers whose health was ruined by eating impure food. "I have a batch of testimony on the subject in the wav of affidavits that 1 collected when I made my in vestigation seven years ago. The in vestigating committee closed the case and refused to hear 2,000 witnesses, whom I k conld have 10,000 men that the canned beef sold to the army was impurf, adulterated and. umwhaolesome. | ready. At that time . | secured the testimony of "In my investigation of 'embalmed' beef during the Spanish-American war I found poisons were used to pre- serve meat. My first intimaticn of the practice came to me in reports from commanding oflicers to the effect that the rations were unwholesome and were making the soldiers sick. 1 or dered an inves from the reports brought to me that canned meats bid been sold to the army which had been for months ia the warehouse of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and in the docks at Liverpool. gation and learned "This meat had heen relabelled and sold to the United States for sol diers' rations. I turned the reports over to the war department and a white- i Svustiontion was ind stituted and' suceessinl Phe official report was that a colossal error had been made. As a matter of fact, it was a colossal fraud and the persons who perpetrated #t and were interested in it should have been sent Iv carried out. to the penitentiary." Statement Of Packers. Chicago, June 5.-- Eight meat pack- ing establishments of Chicago, last night, issued a joint statement, reply ing to the charges made in the Neill and Reynolds' report of their investi gation of the packing plants 'and President Roosevelt's message to con- gress, In the statement the packers declare that their plants are kept clean, their methods of manufacture are sanitary, their-products. wholesome, and that for years doctors, chemists, sanitar- ians and official investigators from nearly every civilized nation on earth, who have made examinations of the manner in which the meat packing plants are conducted, have been en tirely satisfied in every instance "with the conditions existing in this indus try. Despite this fact, the packers as sort that they stand ready to adopt any practical suggestion infthe line of improvement. The packing companies who affixed their signatures to the statement are : Armour & Co., Swiit & Co., Nelson Morris & Co., G. H. Hammond com acking company, Aaglo American Provision company, Libby, McNeil & Libby, and Schwarzschild, Sulzberger & Co. AFTER THE SALOONS. English Evangelist to Sweep Them Out. Chicago, June 5.--"We're in for a fight. We're going to make the Chica go saloon keeping aldermen so asham ed of themselves and their business that they won't dare shog themselves in the streets, and we're going to rouse in the Christian church such 4 white-hot hatred against the liquor traffic that it will sweep every saloon out of this city." With this. plat form,, E. Tennyson Smith, a London temperance evangelist, inaugurated a Christian temperance crusade, at the Grace Methodist church, The crusade will last two weeks and will be con- ducted thromgh deily! mgpetings in various churches. Arms Of British Columbia. Ottawa, June 6.--A despatch from the imperial authorities announces the approval of a coat-of-arms for the vrovince of British Columbia. This is the first time that the heralds' eol lege has set its seal of approval on arms for the Pacific coast province. At the top of the shield is a Union Jack with a golden crowg in the con- tre. Below is a golden sun crossed by blue bars. Baseball Summary. ™ National League--New York, 9; Phil- adelphia, 6. American League--Detroit, 13; Wash- ington, 4. Boston, 3; Cleveland, 5 Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 2. New York, 1; St. Louis, 0; called in seventh, rain Eastern League--Jersey City, 7; Buf falo, 1. Rochester, 6: Baltimore, 4. A monument to the memory of Commodore Jahn Barry, <one of . the founders of the American navy, is to A, SOLDIERS Have Lost Their Lives Says was a striking ane vo R. M, McWADE, Ex-United States onsul at Canton China, who has created a sensat y accusing) Asst.-Secretary of Sta of having accepted gifts from him Wade) while looking into charges gro ing out of alleced official misconduct Mr Pierce flatly denies McWade's charges and says he refused all offers of rifts point blank. BODY OF MORALES IS BURIED:-- COMPROMISING DOCUMENTS FCUND.' pen Police Think They Have Discover- ed Widespread International Plot--103 Killed by Bomb Ex- plosion--One of the Victims Insane. Madrid, June 3.--The body of Mo rales, the man who threw the homb at King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, last Thursday, was buried, vestorday, after a post-mortem examination Many compromising documents were found in the assassins lodgings in Baree lona. One letter from Lisbon contain ed many mysterious signs, which the police: believe indicate a widespread mternational plot. The total number of persons killad or injured by the bomb was 103. One of -the victims has become insar King Alfonso has sent a gry eful message of pity to Morales' father for the terrible disgrace" his son brought on his namo. The king and queen, yesterday, re- viewed 40,000 ' troops at Carabanchel, five mites frou Naki" ctani, Cc. e king rode his favorite reve ARETE was ace companied by his staff. Queen Vic toria rode in a carriage, drawn hy four black mules. Both the king and queen received a wildly enthusiastic re ception. AIAG REJECTED MOTION. Ottawa, June 5.--Mr. Monk's motion to summon Mr. Preston . to the bar of the House of Commons and RITISE "KINGSTON, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1906. compel him to answer questions regarding the | North Atlantic Trading ¥ | company was rejected, on Monday, after a long de- ¥ bate. EFEXAEXEEFEFEXX * HBB | DR. LANGTRY TO RETIRE. Rector of St. Luke's. Church, | Toronto. | Toronto, June 5.--Archdeacon Lang- | try, rector of St. Luke's church since | the creation of the parish and who completed, "on Ascension day, a quar ter of a century of service in his pres- ent charge, has intimated to the au thorities of the church his willingness | to give up the rectorship and retire | upon' Hn annual allowance of %1.500, | Dr. Langtry has heen seriously ill for | many months, his health having been greatly impaired os the Fesult of a | | | IK HAASE on: | #* FIGHTING REBELS. ¥ | * # | #% Durban, June 5.--The 3 | ¥ colonial forces have had * | ¥ another engagement with 3 | # rebels in the vicinity of ¥ | # Nkandhla,- in which they # | ¥ lost four men killed and ¥ | ¥ seven wounded. Sixty of ¥ | #¥ the rebels were killed. + # : * | HASHSISIISIISISICEASIGISIDICISIR A 4 | INSTANTLY KILLED. | A Bucket Overturned and the Man Fell. Moosejaw, N.W.T.., June 5. While a well'was being sunk in 'a farm near here, yesterday, Joseph Kerr, was lowers into the well to remove some stones. "At the' thirtyfoot level the hoist was stopped and Kerr was hail ed and asked if evervthing was all right. Na reply "being received, the' hoist was immediately started toward the surface, when the bucket overturn ed and Kerr fel) to the bottom of the well, a distance of 110 foot. Diath was instantaneous, Seekifg After Plants. Detroit, Mich., June 5.--Mayor Bat ler, Woodstock, Ont. accompanied by # delegation of three members of the council and four 'members of the Woodstock Board of Trade, is here in- specting several large manufacturing "I plants that are desirons of establish ing branches in' the dominion. Wood stock is making an espegial efidrt to secure a large. Detroit iron~working plant, which is anxious to establish go Canadian branch. . 30 # LATEST EWS NEWS OF THE WORLD GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- SIBLE FORM. atte Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. The steamship Loyal . Briton is ashore near Cape Race. Foster 1. Coburn has been appoint- ed United States semator for Mansas. John Mitchell, president of the Mine Workers" Association denies that he purposes resigning. Martin Solsky, a young Galician, was murdered at a wedding celebra- tion at Winnipeg. Justice Routhier has retired from the chief justiceship of the superior court of the province of Quebec. A by-law to extend the street rail- way franchise for thirty-two years was thrown out by the Mentreal city coun- cil. In the changes which have taken place in the judiciary of Quebes, Jus- tice Tait becomes chief justice of the superior court, As a resul. of the continued disor- ders in Russia a number of wealthy Russians arg taking up their resi- dence in Montreal. The Chinese government has handed to Mr. Carnegie, the British charge d'affaires, its promised written assur- ances concerning the recent customs edict. Miss Minnié Wheeler, New York, daughter of the late A. C. Wheeler, o well known music and dramatic eritic, was killed in a r§naway accident at Morristown, N.J. liva, the would-be success- or of Dowie, in Zion City, and 5,000 of his followers, declare they will stay in Zion no matter what opposition Dowie starts through the courts. That the Canada Life and Bank of Commerce each bought heavily of Twin City and Dominion coal stocks to sustain a falling market was testi fied to by Senator Cox before the in- commission... Abs Ss id A reception in which democrats from all over the country will he invited to take part will be tendered to William Jennings Bryan, in Macison Square Garden, New York, on his return from 4 trip around the world, LIFE'S MISERIES, Death of Man Due to Financial Trouble. Cornwall, June 5--C, W. Young re- turned home from attending the funer-. al of his brother, Joseph E. Young, Summerland, B.C., whose remains were interred at the old family home, Georgetown, Ont. The ddgeased took his own life ab Duluth, Minn.,, on May 25th, in a fit of despondency, due to a prolonged case in court, causine him to he away from home to the detriment of his af- fairs at a most critical season in the fruit business, in which he was inter- este The deceased was a son of the late James Young, formerly manager of the Toronto Paper company, Corn- wall. and was born at Georgetown, Ont.; forty-three years ago. ep NOT WISELY BUT. TOO WELL. Englishman Who Followed Actress Now in Gaol. Detroit, Mich., June 5.---James Dry- den, a young Englishman, has been condemned on a re of forgery and will be given 5 short term at the House of Cortection, as the jury re- | commended him to the mercy of the conrt. Young Dryden, whose father is a wealthy shirt manufacturer in London, lived in Montreal, where he became enamored of a chorus giel.- He followed her from place to place in Canada, finally running short of funds at Bat tle Creek, forged 5 cheque for $10, He went to jail, while his charmer. con- tinued with the troupe, BAD MAN GETS A PARDON. Brothier Liberated After Serving Three Years. Vancouver, June 5.~One of Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick's last official acts as a member of the Laurier govern- ment has caused indignation in Brit- ish Columbia. Brothier, serving a seven years' sen- tence in Westminster penitentiary for importing women from France and the States for immoral purposes.' Brothier was pardoned, after serving less than three years of his senténce, on the con- dition that he immediately leave Can- ada. He departed at once for Paris, leaying property here _ worth $20,000. -- KILLED FOR JEALOUSY. The Man Who Struck Blow Escaped. Slahojin, who is said to he the | A FASHIONABLE WEDDING Solemnired This Mdining in | Ottawa, June 5.-St. Joseph's church, beautifully decorated, was the ding, this morning, when Miss Mary A pardon has heen Yranted to Desire Winnipeg, June 3.~In a fierce fight, arising. out of jedlousy and a dranken carouse;, al a wedding feast, on Mag- nus avenwe, Martin Solsky, a Gali- cian, , aged twenty-one, was brutally murdered, last evening, hy several of his fellow countrymen, who - attacked him with clubs, in the middle of the street, in front of the house where the celebration was being held. Two of the assailants Mike Hayduk, and Danyio Kormlvlo, were arrested, bus Roman Ottawa. | scene of a large and onable wed- Inez, eldest daughter of George Good- win, was united to the Hon. Henr Joseph' Cloran, senator of Montreal, Rev. Father Murphy performed ' the ceromony. The bride was given away by her father. The bridesmaids were Miss Irene Goodwin, Miss Frankie Clovan, Miss Florenée Goodwin, and Niss Inez Whelan. The groomsman was D, J. McDougall, M.P.P., and the ushers were Ormond Haycock, D'Arcy Neling Hewstone, and P. J. Basker- ville. . The bridal party adjotirned, after the ceremony, to Mr. and Mrs. Good- win's residence, where the reception was held, The wedding gifts included an oak cabinet of sterling table silver from the manbers of the senate, a pair of bronze amd onyx candleabra and clock ta match from the liberal Club, Montreal; weathered oak chest of table silver, and cutlery from "the Canadian Club, Montreal, and four ent glas bon-hon dishes from Sir Wil- frid Lauriers and Lady Laurier. A large number of prominent citizens werd present, including several' sefia- tors, ? NEED NOT ANSWER ANOTHER DEBATE ONNORTH ATLANTIC TRADING CO. The Premier's FPosition--Offers to Submit Names in Confidence to Leader of Opposition or His Representative. Ottawa, June B5.--With the state ment of the prime minister that he had looked over the name of the shareholders of the North Atlantic |! Trading company and found they were respectable firms in Holland, Germany and Russia, and with an offer of con- fidential submission thereof to the leader of the opposition or any coin: mittee he might name, which offer was rejected, the house yesterday absolved W. T. R. Preston from the obligation to make the mames public in the com: mittee of agriculture, This oft-discus- sed subject was revived by Mr. Monk in a motion that Mr. Preston be sum- moned to the bar of the house and required to answer the questions, "II there is anything on whic any British ord, once given, is to be peal 8 ir met the argument; premier quoted Todd, the well known parliamentary authority, against' un- warrantable intrusion in private ai- fairs exdept for just cdude and in the absence of any specific charge he said no just cause existed. He moved an amendment referring to the exceptional circumstances of continent al work requiring secrecy, = averring that the house would not compel the minister or any officer of the govern. ment to violate an engagement thus made. R. L. Borden's remarks * were brief, hie chief point was that if se crecy had been promised it had heen violated by bringing down the con- tract last year. The debate following lasted till 11 p.m., and when the di- vision came the amendment was car ried by a majority of forty-eight, Mr, Bourassa and Armand Lavergue vot ing with the opposition. BURRILL'S SENTENCE. Chatham Wife-Deserter Comes to Kingston. Chatham, Ont., June 5.--~Henry Pur- rill, once of the Canadian contingent in the Boer war, was sentenced to thirty months in Kingston for wife de- sertion." His wife, crippled wits rheu- matism, and a boy four years old were silent witnesses in the court, Burrill said he never intended shirk- ing responsibility when he went to De troit, but that debts frightened him from coming back. 1t was pointed out that had it not been for the charity of the lady Foresters and others his wife would have likely starved to death. The magistrate sentenced "him saying that but for his connection with the regimént he would have got thirty-six months, ARE EGGS BY THE PECK. -- Snakes for the Millions at Coney Island, New York, June 5.--~Curled up in a box, away from the other snakes own- ed by Professor Lewis, who has a place on the Pike at Brighton Beach, a twenty-two foot. rock python is protecting seventy-five eggs, which she laid yesterday moming. Meanwhile at- tendants are watching her twenty-one foot mate, who is trying to find out where she is hidden, These eggs, which would fill u half- bushel basket, are the first of their kind, it is believed, to have ever been laid atv Coney Island, and should they hatch after the six weeks' incubation the brood of Indian snakes will be one of the largest ever raised in this coun try. ------ Claiche Girl Sentenced. New York, June 5.--Berthe Claiche, who pleaded guilty of manslaughter in the first decree for the killing of Fmil Gerdron, was sentenced to not less than two years and two months nor more than five years' imprisonment by Judge Davis. The maximum Penalty for the crime is twenty years. Another "Frisco Quake. San Francisco, Jume 5.--=An earth quake shock 'was felt here, and at Oakland, at 11:50 o'clock last might. It was of short duration. No dam- age is reported. : couptry prides itself it is that ity Wilfrid 'Luurior s of Mr. Mank, The partly fair and warm; org of thunder st 'weneral on Wed We have a collection of FANCY PARASOLS that are brimful of style and extremely attractive. Fifty-two distinct lines to choose, from and beauties every ome of them We. have oll the desirable kinds. from the useful linen effets to the very fussy chiffon or hand painted goods, They come in all the new colors, alse white and black, some ave with, fancy stripes, checks, -ete.,: gome with plain colors and fpmoy borders, and then there's the beautiful § frills, priced from... $1.00 to $5.00 FANCY" COLORED; PARA CHILDREN'S PARASQLS-- POM uocvcrcnssas' sammy 200: tO. $1.00 LADIES' UMBRELLAS--- ; from .... Ske Lae aterry «5c. to $5.00 $7.00 Ask to ses our $l. spegial Ume hrellas, = Are Your -Pheserves . Getting Low? We have a large stock' of Fruits in ting, Quality is the very best, and prices more reasonable than in glass. Raspberries, 2 ", Stine. Strawberries, 2 _ tins. Blucterries, 2 Toe tne. © reenge ges, 3 \ . Apricots, 2 1b. [Ag Pitted Red Cherries 2 Ib. tins. Peathes, 2 1b. tins Prars. 4 1o- and 1b. Hoe. Apples, gallon tinss 3 Jas: Redden & Co: (Importers of Fine Groceries * * COURT INTRIGUE. Quite a Number = Killed in Riots, Tokio, June 5,~The Japanese goy- ernment has secured evidence that the recent 'rising 'in Korea was due to court intrigue at Seoul. The cirenldt- tion of disquieting rumors throughout the Korenn Jenindula is Jeusing un- casiness. Meanwhile, apanese mil- itary operations are confined to de- monstrations. So' far the operations of the gendarmes and police have re- gulted in eighty-two of the rioters be-. ing killed una'143 being taken prison-/ ers. ep 2 LE CANADA'S TRIBUTE. Fitspatrick a Fit Man for Judi- cial Honors, 4 Montreal, June i Canada, re- ferring editorially to the appointment' chief justiceship of "Canada, says : "The liberal party loses in him one. of its, most respected esteemed the gainer in having at the head of its highest' tribimal | is so well i ghia, e a man who qualified to fill the position, : -------- W, F. Egg, well-known as the Mabe real passenger. agent of the: C. P. has severed his cot col Sete with Set-------- "Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills," choco te coated, . " 4 ailway, servien: Ho Rh: of 'Hon. Charles: Fitzpatrick to. = the chieftains, but the whole country _ is

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