Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Dec 1906, p. 9

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Eve ter Supper" Sale fof nineteen=hundred. k. of the most successful season of e ever enjoyed. As regards the season elimax d the amount of reduction o youl not lose, but rather Pain, if seven-thirty. . s n the pri little more than favorably with i ats At One Price if. we have a Coat left that will 1 extra "every day' garment, to $2.49 + and Navy Blue Frieze) prices were $3.50, $.75,1 ne price to-night, Sach Crash Toweling had a sale of this kind of towel- last Tharsday," and it was a sure to see how much it was ap- ciated. Here's the second lot-- there's not as much in it, ugh : , Good Linen Crash Tower) a good wiith and strong, shed make that will give you! 1 good wear as the kind ordin- 90 Id at 10 of 124c. After 7.30 , per yard only ) s Reduced re's no section of our store which ws a more successful season's ness, thad that devoted to furs-- these few odd pieces 'must not ain much lopger. They'll likely good-bye to'night--at this re- ion : armot Mink and Sable Ruffs, ildren's Coon / Caps, which) rked at lenst equal to the} 1 the city for the same qual-| night at just --- i Off y of the above. ds Remnants ning PELL LLLLLLL804688000000000008 VARSITY "BOOTS imply confirm last season's S continue DODD" Varsity Boots -. wonld t ey are more popular than ever. Every been properly fitted will continue to sly in every respect; not only are they appearance, but they fit with a degree of 8 comfort for every moment they are R SALE ONLY AT kett Shoe Store VEIFSISIPIIIVEIIIIIGE PPI YEAR 78. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1906. HE DAILY BRITI H T CHINA AWAKENS a The old leisured lite of China -- A discussion on Contucrus AAA CHINA IS AWAKE, THE PROGRESS OF CHINA IS | " WELL ILLUSTRATED. Extraordinary Progress Made By the Empire in Pathway of Civilization--Western Ideas Rule. Pekin, Dec. 98 At last western ideas have penetrgted the Chinese in- telligence, and the awakening is likely to be swift and of extraordingry im- portance to the world. The sleeping giant is rousine himself, and when he shakes the counterpane of the world the nations . will do well to look to their supremgpey. For behind the ex- 4 clusiveness of ages there lie forces that need only to be set in motion to become overwhelming. The China of | pean cases filling | to-day is. not that of ten years ago. | machine Het "Gary in undergoing thorou~h re- T pres Ata WW INo3 Chinese Belle of to-day ¢ ir Traveling aress ' t Furo- | moto and in the | most perfect |! Celestial compos rons driven by el thd : | to progress has been pmid by Japan organimtion, and no longer will the | ed after by clever w have | 9 | Ottess hin i yh ide Pau Chinese approve their ancient pro- | learned their : " Paris fh Ss. 4 + ot . {women of hina de not adoy as verb, "One does not take the best Thus the Te OE Ol a he boat} ron to make hooks, nor leave men | ceives his I | infr A ntly when they travel. Since | for soldiers." Smart uniforms, mo- | On th officials I al thar the mst = dern weapons 'and drill are now in use | drive the 1 COMO i en To io on everv parade ground, and even the | tives, which are in i oe Rod Tot This very small boys of the nation gre un- | China, or if not : cotatives 'to the Fronch ilitary instructi pe hy matin 4 der military instruction. : there hy ET] Dave also Some on Fhe -soldierly ideyl is taking reot. | roads the motor « IT Nie Froth and these small cadets are said to | pear-noe--not th OE icy ie give every promise of smartness and | chines that Euro te the Tood of Tobun efficiency. In industrial life it is the | powerful ne WV Io ie then Teeoming The printing press of the west | ry > A w same. The printing pre of the we it Fa Hie i to ant} Te xl 1a Aha day has come to the lynd where the art | It is no Bi ; 5 BR yy ; fore a « sta igndarin shing alon in h Hh & « | was known long before Caxton. Th taid mgndgrin x Y } Claim ave TOW a Sa ---------- th conduct of tele a raph and railway ser- neers they are sure to Mar of 1x the | soff ter { \ nam | | Dymi i be tw y Claw th on 1 'QUEEN OF HOLLAND IN, FRISIAN COSTUME WITH HER HUS- | : BAND, PRINCE HENRY. * 1 frie This picture, which was taken quite recently, shows her Majesty |; with the childish look quite famil iar to us by her photograph as a little girl a few years ago. Friesland, in the ¢ld days, included |, not a part of Holland, but also invaded Prussia, Oldenburg | and wig. The Province of Prisland | propes in the Nether- | 4 lands to-day is a little bigger than Rhode Island, covering an area of 1252 are --iles, aE Le a population of less than half a snillion. The people of Friesland, who speak a curious form of low {othe n, are simple, hard-workin g folk, and they dress in a charm- Mor ing Old-World way which suits the young Queen's style. are Jook- [het RUSSIAN PRINCE IN GANG. ny Outrages Perpetrated By children's eves. The murder | caned i Yesterday | entered Gums land « | voive | | { robbers ed Tshikvowdse, pnd Prine ridse. {captain of the st l | rison artillery body, scientifically charg producing elements, unheard of in ati cents. r on business or pleasure. It is | \ that the picturesyae. na costume is yielding to the top mil frock coat, but this penalty f ition is pro nd neat-handed he will west. gs \ and 4t r one ol imgiortynt ems of the age: what he will do his knowledge on he reglizes' ver it bestows Terrorists' Party. Petersbu Dec. 20.--The chic Ryasan was leaving the wt night, wounded by twin shots in the lice at when he Was mot The assassin, who was severely lel andl wus arrested, declared we chied-that he had been chosen ite the terrorist leath war ner ngmed | opr rorists Iv ex \ £1.000, n the open street <wlore a gang of armed roldwes 's magazine, at Tiflis, money They fired re , killine: an attendant. Guka fired hyek. and killed one of the Another wpe arrested, and remainder fled, but wers epucht . Among v nobleman Ajape mn nw led them w "Infant" Skipper. Johnson achip Valdemar. a which trades sh compmnv's ¥ i een Pavkeston { mission on army estimates, FROM LETHARGY OF / AGES. The Chinon of the mew movement TOO MANY GENERALS. France Could Dispense With Seventy-Five. , Dee, PB. --There are too many in the French army. Ac- to the summary of the com which has been presented to parliament, seventy five genevals might be struck off the list, and there would remain more than enough to command all the armies that France could put in the field Moreover, the generald are ten years too old. It is recommended that the age for retirement for _brigadlicr gen erals and generals of division should be roduesl from sixty to sixty-five years, respeotively, to sixty years for both ranks It is alto proposed to reduce the nuns f infantry officers from. 14, 000 to 120500, MAN SEWN UP IN SACK. Must Been Prisoner a Week Vienna, Dee, 20-Mystery surrounds a ori brought to light near Nacho, in Bohemia want found in a field a sack - tightly sewed up, apd on opening it Hiscon J inside na middle-aged man so exhausted that he was unable to peal \ wo} fev taken to hospital, bat died before recovering the use of his voices 8 2 ar inion that he must ve been wn up in the sack 4 wiore he was found, His iden i I I ben established Volunteers Without Officers. n, Dec. 20. The retwns of the now being h comvilil gt the war office for 1906 of volunteer corp and Eshjere. ne to be th { North Sey. because he was born February 29th, 188, and then has had only thirteen birthdays "infant Gunners For Canada. wpeden. Dee. 29. The grimy council decided "to allow 1530 men to bx ted in this country for the gar branch of the perman forces of Canada, and volunteers 1 the Roval Garrison Artillery will tbe called for and their nymes submit- to the war office. 's the natural food of the human sex] with life Rocky "x an " a Hollister' nda'n Tea. Tea or Tablets, Mahood's drug store. how bn inerense in the number of m ory Faery twenty ily, an incregse it, however j» seri in ofl f= the deficiency |b regulars are 2X | militiy 1,100 and Increase In Lunacy Lonlen, Dee. 29. .-8Sir James Crich ton Browne, wing evidence, verter a wefore the, roval commission on | the « avd ecomtrol of the feeble mintierd. sqid that the number of cer fii I Tomn bes inerenmed last vear bw 12.150. and no one conversant with 1 tha subject would be surprised should 3 neregse this year amount to a hivher firure than ever. Record Haul Of Dogfish. Plemouth, Dee. 29 What is de clared ty be a record landing of dog | fish for any fishing port in England, { took "eee ut Plvmouth, vesterdny, jw hen 110 tons of this fish was hroueht n ---------- y paiin in his back from carrving his neighbor's burden. This scarcity of railway pgpsscss mast } No man aver got & THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS. ---- Chinese Try Hard to Quit Opium Habit. Singapore, Dec. 20.--The anti-opium movement in Malaya can only be de- scribed as colossal. So rapidly has it spread and so popular bas it that it reminds one more of a Welsh revival than a movement undertaken by the stolid Chinese. A few weeks ago a well-todo Chin aman in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Selangor, received from China spe cimens of a plant which was said to be a cure far the opium habit. A short search revealed the fact that the plant grew freely in Selangor in a wild state, and in a very short time a quantity was obtained, and active op- erations commenced. The leaves of the plant, which ap pears to be a shrub somewhat akin to gambler, are exposed to the sun for a day, then chopped fine and roasted, after which an infusion is made, and the specific is ready fof use. The first man experimented upon, although he was a confirmed opium smoker, was pronounced cured in a week, Now an anti-opium society has bees formed in Kuala Lumpur and the spe cific in distributed free. The dispensar- ies established for ite distribution are bard pushed to keep up with the de- mand, the applicants in Kuala Tam utr alone numberine over 2,000 daily. The anti-opiumists claim to have cured, in the few short weeks since the plant was discovered, over 14,000 peo- ple in the Kuala Lumpur district alone. The receipts of the opium shops in and aroond Kuala Lumpur have fallen off by two-thirds, while several shores have had to close for lack of custom People coming from Kuala Tampur, adds the correspondent, tell me that as the distributing hour aovroaches ecoolies ean he seen flocking to the disnensaries from 'all directions, each corrving a couple of empty beer or whisky hottles to obtain the day's supply of the soecific. The average time required for a cure is from a fortnight to three weeks, Games In London Parks. London, Dee, 3 A return issued on Saturday by the London county coun- cil shows that the following number of games was played in the parks dur ing the Inst year Bowls, "24.749; cricket, 25.004; croquet, 1.535; foot- ball, 16225: hockey, 2.246; lacrosse, 120 lawn tennis, 2,063 The numbers of cricket and football pitches available for matches were 452 and 231, respectively Fataf Good-Bye. Dee. 29. Frederick Smith, a railway policeman, feom Parkeston, who had just finished special duty at the Newanarket railway station in connection with the bloodstock sales, was bidding good-bye to some people leaving by the 7.45 train, last night, when he slipped and, fell between . the platform and killed London, foothoard and was Killed By A Safety Pin London, Dec. 2. It was stated yes terday at the imgiest at Bethnal Green on Hvman Ploteky, ten days old, that the child died from pneumonia, accelerated by the injury caused by a safety pin, which was passed through his flesh by a nurse. A verdict of "ac cidentul death' was Fetirned. Convicted Two Hundred * Times. London, Dee. 29. Charles Butcher, forty-six vears old, who has been con- "ited WO times of begging, disorder- ly conduct antl assault, waz sentenced, vesterday, at the Clerkenwell sessions to twelve months' hard labor as an incorrigible rogue Wants To Be Honest. 102,640; quoits,' EE Wo should be done with her. Such a frail slip of a girl was she, with the pret tiest face i , that stern meas ures wore altogether out of the gues. tion. the Orient, which was on its home: ward passage. On the Orient she made herself very. popular, both with the passengers and the officials. Asked why the had run awhy from home, she said she was ambitious and wanted to make her way in the world, On arrival of the ship at Tilbury the girl's address was obtained and a tele gram sent to her mother, who arriv- ed a few hours later, Very reluctant. ly the stowaway descended the gang way, but on recognising her mother all hor sorrow fae away, and she rushed happily into her mother's arms. RAIDED BY LIONS. Terrible Predicament of White Man and Natives. : Capo Town, Dec. 29. Thursday ni a ae, mu cently heed a thrilling adventure while transporting 1,000 head of cattle from Lealui to Kalomo, in north-western While encamped at, the river he Was gwahoned oe the node of Hons . MacMillan attashing the cal x secured two heavy companied "by armed native helpers, go to the colonies, She wanted to} Sik Cuase As CAMEROX, | took up his lion on an ant and fred at DO an at wah had alteady entered the kraals. Two lions were badly wounded, and roaring with , they dashed at MacMillan, were patched, But not before two the natives had been ly mangled, ant heap, and as MacMillan and ne men had exhausted their ammuni- tion they were forced to refreat into the bush until daybreak. Then they saw three wounded Hons leave the kraale and seek shelter in the bush, Inside the kraals they found two wore deat lions, making a total of four Killed and threo wounded. The lions killed cleven oxen, seven cows and\five calves, A Record Quadruple Event. Dublin, Dee, 29.--The wives of two brothers named Donnelly, of Droghe- da, each gave birth on Saturday to male twins. The pa grandfather twine am alive. The four bows are to be christened Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Armenia A Forbidden Name. Constantinople, Dee. 20.-The Bible Society's agent at. Bagdad reports that all the maps referring to Ar menia were torn out of the last con gignment of English Bibles which he receiverl there. The dragoman of the consulate at Bagdad explained it the name of Armenia on a map i rbidden in Turkey. Sight Recovered at 92. London, Dee 39-3 Rev * James Boulton, of Northwicll, who ix ninety- two years old, and who lost his sight five years ago, consulted an eminent eve specialist a few weeks back, and, after mbmitting to an operation, he has recovered his sight. Scoteh A Foreign Tongue. Yarmouth, Dec. 29.-The Yarmouth magistrates were unable to d a word uttered by a Scotch fisherman who was charged yesterday with a petty offence, and on of the court of- ficials had to set ad interpreter. If any of the children get up in time to start the fire, or even before the house is thoroughly warm, it means that mother does not rule the home. by local applications, as they canmot reach a Jortion of the eur. » i Sauned DY 'ab HoRatod meals tion of the fuosus lining of the Sastashise Tubs. this tube fs in famed yi ve § rumbling sound bearings, whee It in eatirers el i if London, Dee. 20.-The following ad- vertisement appears in the Express to- day "Wanted, by ex-convict, Y some work. to enable him to live honest life; first offense. Box 734, Daily Ex- press Office, 23 St. Bride street, EC." Mistakes which come from neglect are srom passing strange to politicians. the most d'fieult to' repair. ARERR - this tube restored to 1s aire' exon ut ot Yon are on vy Cate: w! nothing inflam. | eon Bete . suy case of Deafness (caused rh) s that cannot be cored A, third wounded lion then charged | Take I's tom.

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