KINGSTON ONTARIO Day and Evening Classes Moderate Rates. Te No STOCKDALE, "Phone, 680 Burtel's horse radish, for roast , pork, end all kinds of meat. Its fine, Ask Four wrotery for it. Mauve no other; only @ ing Dress di 1 ROHA {order as very discourteous to man ging he name of Albert , was avrested, by Const 1, nt 3.30 o'clock, Sunday al- . a charge of Arunjiehness. gc this 'morn Bleed guilty, and was mordng, he The magistiate questioned Wiseman about where he was given the liquor, but the prisoner ok that he could not remember where he had been giv- on it. i" ae Nith Shou man, your worship," 4 Ca "He knew the n.d ot ri I did not eat any breakfast Sunday morning, and the liguor 1 received went to my "Don't were given the liquor," you remember where you asked 'the court, "1 do not know where it was, but I remember - going through somo lane. We ol the liquor in some sitting 1 question now before the police is, "Where was the lingor served ?' OLD AGE. Comes to Everyone, But Its Visits May Be Postponed. Old age is not a question of years. Some men are old at forty, others are young at sixty. It's a mighty hard proposition to look young, no matter how young you fea! if your hair is falling out and your head becoming *bald. Perhaps you are tired trying ineffec- tual remedies for this evil, We don't blame you if you are. Why not try an effective one for a change. Newbro's Herpicide kills the dand- ruff germ--which is the cause of the whole trouble, "Destroy the canse you remove the Send effect. Sold by lending druggists. 10. in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Two sizes, SOc. and 81. G. W. Mahood, special agent} DESERTED FROM BARRACKS, Nine Soldiers Have Taken French Leave. Nine men attached to Tete de Pont Ygeracks have deserted, and their ta are unknown. It is Tea that they have made for tha Ste ows was soon spread around the city, and during the morning sev+ eral ations wore made by young men to be taken on the staff, and it is Jrokiuble that all the vacancies will filled up by the taking on of new recruits. It is said in some quarters that the reason of the descrtions is that the men of the batteries do not relish the transfer of Lieut. -Col. Fy to Hali- fax. Batterymen have made the asser- tion that there will be an open deser- tion if Hiei oe colonel is taken from the They look upon the Tecent Ol Fi Te artillerymen think they have too much to do already, and fear that a new commander might impose still additional duties upon them, Be- Leides general barracks work and drill, they have to do service as an instruc- tional battery and also perform many other duties that former artillerymen hadn't to do. The strength is too small for so much work. MINING STOCKS. | Furnished By J. E. Cunningham, 40 Clarence St. Toronto, Feb. 4. 1 p.m. Abitibt wa § 88 |. Buffalo . ~ 8325 2.95 Conlages | 4.85 4.40 Red Rock 1.40 1.15 Diamond Vale . 85 80 White Bear AR O81 LAST SALES, Leaf av Wairesaiarre. a ALS a9 Silver Bar . A 42 Foster . . a 2.484 Green Mechan . *4 1.40 Queen . 2.20 Nipissing . 12.00 Trethewey . 1.71 McKinley 215 What Is Required. Dr. W. L. Goodwin, director of the School of Mining, says the Ontario goverment is id to grant suffi- ment money to extend the chemistry demands. In the chemical laboratore ies students have to work in relays. In the mining laboratory the oxpori- metal work is handicapped by small quarters and students have wnprovis- ed outdoor business to complete in- vestigations. The draughting rooms are filled with students and a Queen's building has to be horrowed as a demporary arrangement. The students are thronging the school in view of the great mining development in On- tario. On the visit of the Ontario legislature on Wednesday, the require and our excellant Dress Shirts are apprefiated ac- The makers off Our Dress Shirts have mastered the art producing shirts, the bosoms of which do not bulge. ments will be set forth, Seo OUR DRESS SHIRTS The &t of a Shift Counts most when & man wears Even- of TA Ate res ow DIU THE JAMIESON BLOCK WAS DESTROYED. The Loss is $40,000--The Eastern Section of the Business Part of the Town Was in Danger Those Who Suffered. Picton, Feb. 4.~The Jamieson block, be street, one of Picton's finest places, is in ruins; gutted a fire which started shortly after is Satudny, and which did about $40,000 damages. The building, 'a three storey structure, of brick, wus occupied by Cayley & Tomer, dry goous merchants, and A. J. Fralick & vo. Spigot furnishers. Just before closing his shop, H. 8. Wilcocks, in the adjoining store, 'de- tected the smell of smoke, and on in- vestigation he found the store of | Cayley & Tanner's to be on fire, The was at once sounded. Nearly an hour elapsed before the fire bri- gade got to work, and by then the fire had gained great headway. A bitter winter wind blow, strenuous 'fight for the volunteer brigade. Their energetic of- forts were badly hinderwd by the freee ing of all the apparatus. They were benumbed from the cold. A. KE. Wil son manager of the Bank of Montreal, opposite the burning building, furn- ished hot coffee to the fire fighters, For a time it looked as if the entire eastern scotion' of the business part of the town was doomed, but the fire made little headway against a fire- proof wall of the Wilcocks grocery, and' was well confibed to where it or- iginated. At 4 a.m., the fire was out and the firemen went home. At noon, Sunday, a second alarm was: rung in, as the building had again spring afire, but an hour's work put it en- tirely out. Cayley & Tanner is a new firm in Picton, having bought out Jamieson Bros, about a year ago. Some of the new spring goody had just arrived and was unpacked in the cellar. Mr. Tan- ner, when asked, said he could not as yet, estimate his loss. It will likely be about $15,000, with insurance. Fralick's will lose a 86,000 stock, cov- ered by insurance, and the building, owned by Jumieson Bros, was valued at about $15,000, and was insured. The stock in the two adjoining stores, Wilcocks' grocery and 0. B. Fralick's, gents' furnishings, was damaged con- siderably by smoke and water. None of the stock in the burned stores was saved, The fire was one of the most disastrous in the town's his- tory. While'witnessing the fire, J. H. Porte fell on «the iey walk and broke a Among the insurance companies al- fected are: Alliance, Perth Mutual, London Mutual, Independent Cash Mu- tual, Hamilton Fire and Traders' Fire and Life. THAW"S TRIAL. His Mother and Wife Are Be Witnesses. New York, Feb. 4.--The Thaw case opened, this morning. Whatever the pressure District Attorney Jerome brought to bear on Thaw's attorneys for the release of additional jurors it was in vain. Mr. Garvin gave an ao- to AY, FEBRUARY 4. D, Derbyshire, - god Le Patton, Brockville, were En at the dairy school hore, on Saturday, instructive addresses before the stud ents, Given Ten ors Each. Two soldiers of Tete de Pont bar- racks before the commanding officer, on Monday, cherged with be- ing disorderly, and were Y, ath given ten days. Com Hughes and Mullinger gave = evidence against the soldiers, At Brock Street Church. The musical of the service in Brock street. Methodist church, on Sun- day, as well worthy of comment. Mr. Mrs. Parke, of Philadelphia, N.Y, sang a duct in a very pleasing man- ner in the morning, and Mrs. D. B. Herrington contributed a sola in the evening which was thoroughly appre ciated. To Arrange The Trip. This afternoon, Dr. Ryan, D. M. Melntyre and G, ¥. Chown, registrar of Queen's University, left for Toron- to to make arrangements for the trip of the legislature miembers to the Kingston School of Mining on Wed- nesday. They will accompany the members here, It is expected that six- ty members and fifteen other interest ed parties will eome, Advertising Pays. Every business man who has given it a fair trial will endorse" this maxim. The Whig is in receipt daily of statements from its advertisers that they regard the money they put into advertising in the Whig as one of the greatest. investments they ever made To quote a recent testimonial: John Gilbert, proprietor Gilbert grocery stores: "Last locals did great work. Sold 500 pots marmalade, Saturday, and a lot of people disap- pointed. Some drove in ten miles." Leo Up West. Oscar Telgmann produced "Leo, the Royal Cadet," at Dunaville, on Thursday night,' at the civic opera house, with a bumper audience. The players were local, having been train: ed by the author 'himself. , An orches- tra of five persons was fed by little Mise Mignon Telgmann, and the Dunn ville Chronicle speaks of her solos be- tween the acts as wonderful in one so The classes Jn the public schools are filling up again after a month marked by a large amount of sickness among the teachers and scholars Inspector Kidd reports that the all in their position this morning. The children suffered mostly from measles and whepping cough, while a number of teachers were laid up with grippe. There were forty-eight pupils admitted during January, which thirty-two were recent arrivals in 'the city. The grade meetings will start this afternoon at the board rooms at 4:15 o'elock. The Policé Commissioners. The police commissioners meeting, on Saturday. Magistrate had a count of the shooting, and the de tails of Thaw's arrest and indictment | by the prosecution. District Attorney |; Jerome asked the court to exclude all | witnesses in the case, except the ex- | perts. This disclosed the fact that Mrs. William Thaw and Mrs. Harry | Thaw are both to take the stand for the defence. On advice of Thaw's counsel these ladies left the court room with all the other witnesses, Thaw's mother is expected to testify to the prisoner's eccentricities as a youth. The prisoner seemed greatly downeast at the exclusion of his mother and wife. TRUNK WAS TAKEN AWAY, But Was Afterwards Found Lumber Yard. in | The police were, on Saturday, noti- fied that a trunk had been stolen | from McMillan's warerooms, King | street. The trunk was the property of a new arrival on the staff, and | contained wearing apparel. The police 'got busy on the. case, afterwards the trunk was located in a lumber yard close by. None of the goods "were disturbed, | and it is thought that perhaps the { trunk was taken away merely a | joke. A report was also received by the | police that a sleigh was missing from Anglin's yard. The police had a hearty laugh when thay learned after- wards that the 'sleigh had been loan- ed by the firm to another party, and that it had not been stolen. but shortly as Buy, McConkey's and Huyler's igh class candy at Gibson's Drug Store, Hon, Richard Harcourt, one of the Ontario bank directors gave testi- mony in the Cockburn: case, that he knew absolutely nothing of the condi- tion of the bank. Valentines, lace, comic, novelties, posteard valentines at McDermott Bros. ' ; Buy Miller's headache and grippe powders, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. D. Henderson, of the lumber firm of Post & Henderson, died, at Oswego, N.Y., on Sunday, at the age of forty. five years. He was prominent ip busi- ness circles, and commodore of the Oswego yacht club, At St. John, N.B.,, a man believed to be George S. Palmer, aged twenty, son of the late Charles Palmer, bar rister. and grandson of thelate Judge Palmer, committed suicide by drown ing in the bay. The Bishop of London will visit Can- ada next autumn. It A tic, Use Hutch. "Not a i ching, nasty tasting dose,' but a palatable, appetizing cor- rector of acidity, heartburn and wa- ter-brash, Tt washes away fermenting matters, and the tough mucus that coats the dyspeptic's stomach, leaving it clean, refreshed and ready ta d- | gest proper food. It's a doctor for ten cents, ' If you can spare $1 you ean buy 200. By mail from Woodward Chemical Co., Bridgeburg, Ont. roe {him to take quinine capsules. Red Cross | Farrell was elected chairman. The chief of police' 8 report was presented; it appears in another column. A rum- ber of the by-laws that need revising were considered and left to a commit- The board of health's request, that the commissioners report as to who should take action agninst a market butcher, from whom some bad meat was seized, on January 12th, was not considered, as no communica- tion had been received about it. TOOK AN OVERDOSE. | Student Was Suffering From Severe Cold. | Shue of the students at Queen's University were, today, talking about. a a student who took an overdose of medicine, and who, as a result, be came very seriously ill. The name of the student has not been divulged, but it is stated that the story is true. It appears that the young man was suffering from a severe cold, A friend told him that the best cure was for He pur- chased the capsules, .but. did not take thom according to directions. It is claimed he took eight three grain quinine capsules at one time. He became seriously ill, and a doctor was called in, and after a while the young man was brought around all right, but he does not care to take any more capsules. Itis stated that 'the student has now forgotten all about his cold. FACE WAS BURNED. Fifteen: Year-Old Lad Meets Accident. { A fifteen-year-old lad named | Brouse, residing at. 120 Stuart street, | Was the victim of a painful accident: The Jad went into the bath room, and picked up what he supposed was a bottle contain'ng water, however, it turned out that it was carbolic acid. The lad started twirling the bottle around in a vlayful manner, dnd some of the contents fell upon his face) and as ga result, he received several serious burns, Some of it went very close to his eyes. and he had a very narrow escape from destroying his sight, He is dong nicely, Big Fire In New orn New York, Feb = 4.--Four firemen were killed and two others arc dying from injuries received at fire that destroyed $100,000. worth off property in White Plains, to-day. The fire started with an explosion which blew out the front of the new Meade build- ing. With Send Officers To Germany. | Shenghai, Feb. 4.~The new Chinese | ambassador to Berlin, Yangtchen, has recommended that the Chinese gov- | ernment send a large number of offic {ers to Germany to study the Ger- j man arsenal service. | Two 5c. bottles of Blaud's iron tonic pills for 25¢.. ary 28¢. sale at during the Gibson's Red Febru- Cross and gave |. CONSERVATIVES WIN VICTORY FOR TH THE WBRIDE GOVERNMENT. -- Socialists' Influence on Provin- cial Politics Seems Practically at: An End. Vancouver,B.C., Feb. 4.--Latest re- turns give Premier McBride a follow- ing of twenty-six, while the liberals claim fourteen seats, and the socialists two, seats. While complete returns may mike slight changes in the list it is certain that the conservatives have captured the province by a handsome margin, Yangouver-_ Five conservatives elect ok Ww. : Bowser, R. G. Tatlow, R. . Meg N J. F. Garden and A. H. Maliowan. By a Four mier McBride, Thomson, Davie. Atlin--Dr.Young (conservative.) Alberpi--Brewster (liberal.) Cariboo--1'wo conservatives : Co- lumbia, H. G. Parsons (conservative); Comox, J. R. Grant (conservative.) Cranbrook--Dr. King (liberal) Dewdneyr--Premier McBride (conserva- tive.) Fernie--W, 34 majority. Islands--'T'. Kamloops servative.) Nelson Dr. Hall (liberal), 5 major- ity. conservatives : Pre- Behnsen and R. Ross (congervative), W. Paterson (liberal.) Hon. F. J. Fulton (con- Kaslo--MoKay (conservative.) New Westminster--1,. Gifford (conser- vative,) Richmond--Col. F. (conservative.) Rossland--J. A, Maedonald (liberal leader), 54 majority. Similkameen--L." W, jStratord (con- servative.) Yale--S. Henderson (Rberal.) Ymir--Schafield (conservative.) Nanaimo--Hawthornthwaite (social ist), 132 mafority. Revelstoke--L. Taylor (conservative) majority so far of 5. Greenwood--Naden (liberal), plural- ity of 27 over labor and socialist. Grand Forks--Socialist plurality of 67 over Miller (conservative), and Gregory (liberal.) Esquimatt--Jardine ed Speaker Pooley. Slocan--Hunter (conservative.) The other seven seats are not yet obtainable, owing to the distance the returning officers have to travel and the seyere weather prevailing. Carter Colton, (liberal) defeat- young. She assisted at the opening : youn A Dissénsions in the ranks of liberal f St. P 8 > go an Ol iberass of St. Paul's Sunday school and socialists helped McBride. In ; fact, the latter eloment barely suc- Public School Matters. coeded in capturing two votes, and their influence on provincial politics seems to be practically at an end in the face of the popular rule of the ¢ofiservative leader. TO GRANT AID. The Imperial Government to Help Jamaica. Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 4.--The committee dealing with the scheme for rebuilding the city has decided to ask the imperial government to grant a loan of $5,000,000 at a low rate of interest, repayable in twenty years, and also for a grant to aid in re- building: Archbishop Nuttall will leave for England, in a few davs, to see the primé minister, Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, with the view to obtain- ing the loan and grant. WANT TO RETURN. Those Required Will Be Informed of Fact. Toronto, Feb. 4.--Four striking operators of the phone company, to-day, made out ap plications to return to employment, and cach girl was told if she was wunted she would be informed. This afternoon the royal comunission will make a personal inspection of the company's premises, to see under what conditions the girls work. Terror In Odessa. Odessa, Feb. 4.--A fresh reign of terror prevails here, and the city is in a panic. Street fighting, attended by many casualties, is occurring, the vie- tims for the most part being Jews. Armed adherents of the Union of the Russian People are the aggressors in the disturbances. To Be Ruled From Berlin. London, Feb. hundred Bell Tele- 4.--The Financial News Paris correspondent says a well-in- formed Gegman friend informed him that the kaiser's policy aims at the isolation of Britain. Both Canada and Mexico are ultimately destined to be ruled from Berlin. Over A New Route. Buffalo, N.Y., Feb. ~Amid tooling of whistles and ing of bells of ev- ery logomotive in the vicinity, the first passe nger train over the Buffalo and Susquehanna railway, left Baf- falo this morning. Honduras soldiers attacked Nicara- guons and killed many of them in the fighting. It Will Cure Cold or Cough. It pol and positively cures La CGrippe White Cottons FOR HOME SEWING _ During the past week we have received a very ge quantity of FINE WHITE COTTONS. These we con- tracted for last July and August, otherwise we could not possibly sell these cottons at (the prices we now offer, they would be much higher. However as long as they = last there is a saving to you on every purchase. White Cottons. 6c., 7c., 8c. Fine White Cottons, 10c, and 12 1-2c. Horrockses' Famous English White Gottons, 10c. and 15¢. ' Cloths, a fine White Cotton, 10c. and 1310, 2 English Madpolams, 12 1.2c., 15¢., 18c., 20c., 25c. Nainsooks, a very fine White Cotton for Ladies' Underclothing, 15c., 18c. 20c., 25¢. White Twilled Nightgown Cottons English Water Twist White Cottons. A Special Bargain ~ To-Morrow Morning AT 9.30. 300 Yards Genuine Pure White Irish Linens FOR WAISTS AND SKIRTS This that we offer To-morrow is perhaps the best thing of its £ kind for the price ever offered to #7 Kingston ladies. It is 36 inches wide, of good weight, and a round thread, This quality is easily laundried and'will give great wear. The regular value is 45c¢, yard. YOURS TUESDAY WHILE THE LOT LASTS 29¢. Yard. 9.30 AM. Hh fr 2c Drug Store, * & ROSETTE IRONS ¢ POOPIE OOP00000P00000004000404 Price 65c. Set Marmalade Gutters, 26¢ Up For making * Rosette" Wafers. McKelvey & Birch 69 and 71 Brock Street, Kingston 90009000000000000000000 0 SHEET BLOCK TIN | PIG TIN METALS Canada | Metal tal Co., Ltd, L 2 2 William St., Toronto, e 'Phone Main 1729 .. foo! 8 Tables Full of Winter Bargains 1 Table Ladies' Rithbers, Wool Lined and cotton lined, = sizes, 2} and 3 e. 1 Table Ladies' "Jaeger" House Slippers 1 Table Ladies' Fur-Lined Juliet Slippers, Leather Sole 75¢c." 1 Table Ladies' Fur-Lined Juliet Slippers, Leather Sole 1 Table Ladies' Fur-Lined Juliet Felt Sole 1 Table Ladies' Warm Felt Slippers 35¢c. 1 Table Ladies' Warm Felt Slippers, regular $1.50 - - - 75¢. 1 Table Ladies' Felt Lace Dongola, regular $1.50 - - - 75c¢. Everything in the Winter Line Reduced in Price. LOCKETT SHOE STORE ceccseererses Janvary & I Sale of F Goods are going Bargains. Some goods o1 while in use, g 50 per cent. redv Iron Beds, S Mattresses. 1 Parlor Sett Frames, Silk Co $25. 2 Sideboards, 2 Sideboards, fro 2 or 3 Exte about $10 and and $9. ROBT. 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