RIGA hg it $ { f 5 1 bged® fot iz i j £1 ff i 3! scorine turn about, | tendance of 152. arrangements with a view | crime. A is team of tendance of members. Rev. Dr. Mac was elected chairman, and the meeting with devotional ing reports for the year were A each of "which showed marked pro Ro or anvamas t committee reported Carson i rover increase in contributions and col- lection of $175 over last year, with a balance on hand of §38. The congre- gation also contributed $97 more for missions | t han the previous vear. playing hard. Moffatt | "The reports of the W.FM.S., the . a Olive Branch Mission Band, and the 2ot | Victoria Guild, showed increased econ- on Jrittions. The Sunday school has a good year, with an average at- The ' Preshyterian Guild, although only organized for Tt about one year, has dome much work for the benefit of the church. sentatives seen) dazed and Cadets H. W. Newman, behalf of the or- sored two "hunks" in anick succes. | on tund, reported promen. The oF sion. Then for ten minutes the play | trument is 'expected to. be in position Bevin Nero ant lien, | Foster Gnd about WLS Las been y s mn Succes tow t | ton He ie vc on ond Willis ® ried owal st pay t ; d . tw or is team Th retiring by rotation, 5 [honk Cadets played hard they couki | were sme SicCute a8 bY +%'ation, 2 not tie the score, which ended in They were re-clected for three years, Queen's III, 7; R.M.C. II. 6. The § the board being composed of the » was clean and fast. The rulings above named, together with Charles ak: Maedomel were satisfactory to Simmons; A. W. Dunlop, J. A. New- choir, Ladies' Aid and managers, after which © Dr. MacTavish vacated the chair in favor of M. H. Claxton. A resolution, expressing the great satis- faction of the con tion, for the excellent work ad by Dr MacTavish since his settlement over the Sangregation, was carried unani- mously. eo meeting was then closed with the singing of the doxology. MARINE ASSOCIATION. Wants Hospital Fees Abolished-- : Officers Elected. At the annual of the Dom- inion Marine Association in Ottawa, J. A. Cuttle, the president, referred to the desire of the association to have hospital fees abolished. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent, A. A. Wright, Toronto; first vice-president, ea th, Moxtreg; second vice-presi , George Marks, Port Arthur; tary-treasurer, Fran- ¢'s King, Kingston; directors, L. L. Henderson, T. Donnelly, Kingston; C, ). Smith, Montreal; George Marks Port Arthur; J. H. Hall, Benniz Hus. , Ottawa; A. A. Wright, Eh Toronto; J. Kav y C Tr Pre panera He Cha ve, 3 ol ar, Midland. Francis King, secretary, in his ve ort outlined what the association did during 1905. The tonnage entered in the association is now 110,343 net tons registered, of which 76,570 is steam 'and 33,773 is barge and sailing property. This does no include new vessels recently launched, but even without that is slightly in excess of 'he previous year. THE PAROLE SYSTEM. There Were 179 Prisoners Parolled Last Year, The ynnual report of the department of justice contains interesting statis- tics and information in regard to the pfiscn population of the dominion. * average daily population of the Penitentigries, during the fiscal veqr ~fwas 1,407, as © with 1,204 five years ago. During the year 179 prisoners were allowed their liberty on parole, thirty received freed Par: dons, seventeen died and two escaped one of whom was recaptured. "With Mr. Archibald's supervision of those who have been granted parole, and Lieut.-Col. Pugmire, of the Salvation Army ready to gesist," says the re- port, "there is no reason why any man oh leaving the prison' should find it necessary to resume a career of secondary, but none the less important, t of the parole system is the Petuniary saving to the taxpaver. There are now meh, te who would otherwise be burdens me ts on the state, who are now » two self-supporting producers. A Garrison Change. The * artillery course at the val Schools of Artillery will be Suporsaded by artillery staff courses for officers and non-commissioned. offi- cers. A qualifying certificate at this will be 3 urse necessary before ap. ve ota as an officer to the Royal Artillery, oxcept in the cpse ' ra tes of the Royal Military College. of the active militiy artillery will aleo bo eligible to take ical, at Kingston tine ob Prtaven: 3 vv 5: wa, ist to Jsth August. Coast defence, ry 3 1 August to 15th Novem- 18haw, Dr. A. W . nn, Prof. Martin is Chairman of 'the Management Three Members Who Have Not oui on the Board Before. in, the Board of Educa a aaneting o evening. There were Present Dr. Anglin, kd- ward Bennett, H, F. Metcatle, Felix 3 W. Mclean, ompson, J. Bi Walkem. The new members \of the board are Messrs. Metcalfe, Shaw, Richardson and Walkem. All the others served last year, SpE 4 Police Magistrate' Farrell was sent and received, the declara tina of the reelected, elected. and appointed trustees, After prayer was roffered by Dr son, a ballot-was taxem for the election of 'a chai sulted in the lection: of James La- turney. The latter themked the board foe The lamer upon him. .¢ would try and do his duty as pre siding officer "in - the--syme manner' in wihiich he had tried to represent the People as public. school trustee, The followi standing committees Were appointed : Management. --Mésdrs. Martin, Meek, Haffner, Thompsen, Richardson, Me- Lean, Anglin. i -- Messrs, . Demet, Metcalfe, Lyons, 'Walkem, Medley. y--Messrs, Godwin, Donme]- ly, Lambert, Morrison, Marshall, Ben- nett, Shaw, x Fhese school committees 'wee chosen: Collegiate -- Mears, Maegillivray, 3 I, Lyons, 'Donnélly, Renton. Central--Messrs, pson, Meek, Uedey. Victoria--Messrs, Meek, Lam! Matenile. mE Bert, ontenac--Messes, ft, i pony . Bennett, Godwin, po ouise--Mesary. McLean, 'Shaw, Wal- Cataraqui--Messes, H, , Marshall. Sr, Boner, Sydenham--Messrs. 'Angli , Macgilli- vray, Martin. glin, Magill Riceyu---NMestrs. Metcalfe, Donnelly, w. t Depot--Messrs, "Richardson, Thomp- Son, Martha, ta rphans' ome--Messrs, o hem, Medley. Rea, ai n motion of Mr, "Thompson, Prof. Martin and Mr. Meck were appointed delegates to the Ontario tional Association a with Dr. Rich- ardson and Mr. G dwin as 'substitutes, communi€ations' were referred to committoes : A. Ross t ing his ves i caretaker oj ering is ution =» Helen MeDunough; withdrawing her a tar . ™ us Semantic Department. of ediientiony containing an extract from the highs school Ine spoctors' rey the iate in- Sectors port on the collegial te in A discussion 'arose! over an item in the Printed minutes of the last meot- ing, which read 4s follows : . "The seeref WAS instructed to insert in the minutes the nathes of the trustees who left the chamber during the meeting of November 28rd, viz., Messrs. "Martin, "Thompson, Meek and Wormwith," Prof. Martin held that the item should not be there. Mr. Meek agreed, a8 no motion had heen passed "order- Mg its insertion. Mr. Bennett explain- at the late chairman, William elly, instructed y ly. ad the secretary to Thompson. Mr. Meek moved, seconded by Prof. Martin, that the item be expunged. The miotion was carried: Mr. Meek explained that he wouldn't mind a: name being used in connec tion with leavin, meeting if his explanation re = at the ic was ; secretary said that the instruc. tons about the insertion of the item Tore given to him by Chairman Kelly In presence of the board at its Decem. ey pal Eli reported . cipal is: that the Collegiate enrollment: during Decem- ber was 390; average attendance, 302. Corresponding figures for December, a year ago, 428 and 337, Dr. Anglin id that he had received Yarious complaints concerning bad ventilation at the Collegiate Tnsti- tute. He hoped that the property Commitee would look. inte the mat- er, This resolution was adopted on mo- tion of Mr. Lambert, by Mr. Bennett : "That this board regret the retirement of J. GQ. Elliott as a mem- ber of the hoard of education of this city. and places sn record its" appre- ciation of his services. He gave to the "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" - itn Look Out For Startling And Interesting Fur News To-morrow's ATT v-- | work of th: 'board a whole-hearted service item, on the request of Mr. | "party." The Globe rej and never wearied in his ef fort to advance the interests of public education in this city. As a represent ative of this board at the Ontario Educational Association, he did ere'it to himself and this board." A similar resolution was adopted on motion' of Mr. on, seconded by Prof. Martin, in regard 10 the retire- ment of William Kelly. It was moved hy Mr. Meck. and se- conded by Mr. Godwin, that the secre- tary re a statement of the cost of printing supplies for the commer- cial "class of institution, this statement to show the quantity or- dered, the prices at which goods are sold to the pupils and the profit if any. The motion was carried. The matter was brought up by Mr. Meek, because he stated that the charges to pupils seemed exorbitant. Mr. Bennett said that the decision of the boatd last year to print the committee reports and place them in the hands of the trustees twenty-four hours before the hoard meeting was really not in the best interests of the board and the schools. Some things in the management committee's re- ports should not be made public be- fore the hoard met. He intended mov- ing that the reports be no longer printed, The board adjourned at 9.20 o'clock. ---- CITY AND VICINITY. -- Leaving For The Cape. Among those who left for Cape Vin- cent, Wednesday, were J. Palmer. E. Palmer, G. Elsburg, B. Smith, Mrs. J. Bennett and son. New Business Manager. Announcement is made of the ap- pointment as business manager of Collier's of Conde Nast, for eight years advertising manager. Charles S. Hallowell succeeds Mr. Nast as head of the advertising department. Was Born At Collins' Bay. Rev. Mr. Hassard, field secretary of the Bible Society, who addressed the meeting at Chalmers church, last night, was born at Collin's Bay, but left there with his parents when very young, . Mr. Hassard will shortly Pay a visit to his old home. The Reliable Cough Cure. The Diamond Cough Remedy is hest for general family use. It is pleasant, the dose is small, the , effect. sure, Prompt and thorough. Positive cure for coughs. colds, sore throat and hoarsemess.. 23c. only at Wade's Drug Store. - 'Twas Sixteen Below. At seven o'clock this morning the thermometer at ; Richardsons' eleva- tor, registered sixteen degrees below; at eight o'clock fhe thermometer showed fourteen degrees below. ' The wind both last night and this morn- Ing was piercing, and only thhee who ere compelled to be out left their ome, A EARS Gave Them A Reception. Ww. A. Bowen, on arrival in the city with his bride, Wednesday night, was met at his home hy a number of friends, gathered together to give him a royal reception. A bonfire built on the side of Brock street, attracted the attention of passersby, and some un- suspecting person sent in a fire alarm which ad to the general excitement. A Wee Bit Twisted. The Ottawa Citizen, in an innocency slightly open to suspicion, reports : Edw. J. B. Pense, Kingston, says Saucus, but if Harty wants conven- tion he believes caucus would be will- ing. The word the Kingston member communicated to the Globe, his only utterance on the question, was produced it cor- rectly. -- See Them Saturday. Cole & Johnson are the authors of "Under the Bamboo Tree." "The Con- go love Song," "The Maiden With the Dreamy Eyes, "Nobody's Look- 'nz But the Owl and the Moon," ":0h. Didn't He Ramble ?" "Mandy." and others. The musical numbers of "The Shoo Fly Regiment," gre expected to prove equally as big hits as these named above. "Tha Shoo Fly Regi- ment," with Cole & Johnson (them- selves), and a strong cast comes to the Grand on Saturday, January 19th, matinee and night. Sn m------------ Destroyed By Fire. At 12.45 o'clock, last night, the fire men received a call from box A, at the corner wf Victoria and Princess Streets. On the arrival of the fire de- |} Charles Selby was in a blaze. The fire had gained too much headway to permit the building being saved. The |! cold during the fight with the blaze, | I to the west of Mr, Selby's home. The |" origin of the fire is un) nown, but is |" sipposed to have heen caused bv gq defective chimney. The house and con- ally covered with insurance. -- Edwin Beaupre In Calgary. Calgary HeraM. 100 busy with every day affdirs to ing gros-beaks within the city limits, These beautiful colored birds make their home in the mountains of New Mexico, but during the winter months their movements are influenced by the food supply, when they occasionally Beaupre of Kineston who takes a keen evening gros- A Part where they may be seen fending in the morning, v To All Pile Sufferers We Will Sena remedy is not to be classed with the partment it was found the dwelling of | for this dread diseyse, we make this liberal offer. firemen suffered considerably from the ford to do without which threatened the new brick house | Pyramid Pile relief, when it has been used Sands from the operating table endless torture. tents are a loss. supposed to be parti- | self to Since it costs you nothi briise vou for the Ps citizens of Calgary are usually | 10 ®¥Press thanks to you p o |& wonderful and spoedy Rotice the prescnce of a flock of even |"i*ved after using your sample, bovht a 50c. box which I believe cured me entirely. Bow than I have or I have been bothered "that lem with the piles, holt thet wander as {far east as the prairie pro- | friends about this wonderful dis- iho rl covery snd will pag, tw Tiuses, On io, and on one or two ever 1 can. You nen] 5 he province of | Quebee, Being i Sv Where -- Choose. Resvectfally. the nh ily, Hey i. $harles L. Coleman, Tullghomy, usally thick hen i oo. 3 ; ca'ing birds plumage of the |, "0" i8 surely no good reason why it of Surnnssing beauty and any sufferer from pil m agony. If vou Thmruit of the Red River maple on ey oro "ill «nd to vour ag ich thy orincipally subsist they | a Plain. sealed: wrarvwr © will be quickly recognized as wander. Pile. uantite of the Perami) ers from a warmer climate. Edwin [LC Or to show if i brinss, Many Br at relief jt tically i i : ved be this to th interest in o-nithol ized the 1) amon the remedy i beak in the CPR alone. The samo Mokame which we comm THE BIBLE SOCIETY CHALMERS CHURCH. Rev. Mr. Hassard, Field Secretary Delivers Interesting .Addri¥ss Support of the Work. : Th: severe weather last night did not prevent a large attendance at the annual meeting of the Bible Society, held in Chalmers church. Rev. Mr. Hassard, field secretary, was present, and in an address which was illustrat- el by stereopticon views, he reviewed the work of the sociaty, and at the same time made a strong appeal in support of the work. His address was a most' interesting one. Rev. Mr. Has- sabd is a clear, forceful speaker; and he was listened to with keen attention on the part of his hearers. In the ab- sence of the president, the Bishop 'of Ontario, G. M. Macdonnell, presided, and Rev. J. Charles Villiers officiated at the opening prayer. 3 Mr. Macdonnell referred to the fact that the bishop was unable to pre- side, owing to his being present at a meeting in Toronto. Dean Farthing was also at the same meeting, and could not attend. Both gentlemen had expressed their sorrow at being un- able to be present. The speaker was glad to welcome Dean Farthing as a new member of the society. The chair- man also referred to the ahsence of Rev. Mr. Macgillivray, who had been detained owing to the illness of a re- lative, : Dr. Lake, the treasurer of the soci- ety, was called upon to read a state- ment, which showed the society had a balance on hand. : Rev. Mr. Hassard notified the socie- ty that at a récént meeting, when some changes had heen made in regard to the different auxiliaries, Kingston had been given the privilege of he coming identified with the headquart- ers of the society in Ottawa or still retaining their identification with Toronto headquarters. He askéd that the decision he made at this meéeting, and hy a' unanimous vote it was de- cided to continue to be identified ith the headquarters of the society at Toronto. The election of officers was then: pro- cerded with, and resulted as: follows : Honorary president, the Bishop of Ontario: president, Rev. Dr. Macgilli- vray: vice-president, (". E. Manning: secretary, Rev. 1. Laing; treasurer, Dr. Lake. Rev. Mr. Hassard said that he was well pleased to learn that the society had decided to retain their ideintifica- tion with Toronto headquarters, Tor- onto did not desire to have Kingston drop out. In reviewing the work of the sosiety the speaker said that although this work did not bulk as large a8 in the old n days, yet the time had come in Cntario and in Canada, when we must begin to realize that it must bulk arger in our minds, and that the good work should be encouraged. He refer red to the many languages in Which the Bible had been printed. Last year the Bible had, in Winnipeg alone, been distributed in forty-three different lan- guages. This was the highest record with the exception of one place, Jo fannnesburg, South Africa, where the Bible had been issued in fifty-three languages. A great responsibility rest- rd upon the Christian people of to- day, in that they should see that the Bible could be read by everyone. A great deal was heard about "Canada for Canadians."" It was time that this selfish id-a was given up, and the motto, "Canada for Christ." taken up. He referred especially to the form- ation of the Bible Society. the print- ne of the Bible and the difficulties in translation. The great question ta he naked in this work was this; "Are we doing our best ?" He urged that still greater effort be set forth. At the close. on motion of Rev. Mr. Manning and Rev. Mr. Taird. a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Rev. Mr. Hassard for his inspiring address. Petitions and addresses to the king are exempt from postage. Pile Remedy = Given Away e---- Free a Trial Package of the Pyramid Pile Cure. * In order to prove to you that our Rany concoctions advertised as cures We leave it to ¢ your own judgment lo decide whether or not you can af this lenz tried ve We know of no case where the Cure hye not brought accond- It has saved thou- and rture. You owe it to your- give it a fair trial, especially ng. thank vou and medv. ne to directions, "} write to also ood vour medicine ® dons me. Oh, | can't find wonds richt on to a draggist and has 1 feel more mes felt in ower 5 vear I have told all es should con tinng are tortured with Ruy Zam-Buk at Gibson's Red Cross [be eo, Poperioh hat vou can drug store. It's fresh there. L Pyram Pyramid Ruildine ap ™~ ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT and Makes Strong Appeal : ig [For Family Colds A reliable and cold cure should moment sym] . 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LOOK LIKE The Profits Paid } Companies. When Compared Wit Royal 'Insuranc OF ENGLAND. Business In Force $10 Life Funds 4 Profits Paid . ] Profits, 1005 Expenses To Income 81 We Invite Your Inve W. J. B. White, Agen The Swedish parliament on Wednesday, by the cre