Daily British Whig (1850), 16 May 1908, p. 7

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BA A -------- A BURNING QUESTION BACK mE COMBS | The latest styles and designs in the finest French and American | Combs, Gold Mountdd i ---- A {| Oa the Liquor Shop Licemse Ques- | tion--The Leeds Temperance People Hold That Their Trade is What Keeps up Gananoque. | "Gananogue, s May 16.--The main points in the outlook at present seem to be.g strong mingling of temperance and political sentiment, ang following the items of such 5 nature a "'Gana- Stone Set, Carved and Plain Shell; also a'nice selection of Barettes. Kinnear & d'Esterre | DIAMOND SHOP. Princess and Wellington Sts., Kingston. i i SECT IVT RAILWAY. In Connection With Canadian Pacific Railway. VICTORIA DAY SINGLE FARE Wh aad 1X a May 28rd and 25th, h, 1908. HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION |if: act, its a ques To! Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Good to go May 26th; June 9th and Ard. Full particulars at K. & P. and CO. P, R: Vieket Office, Ontario St. Phone,' 5. F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent. ---- a cn BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY Bilan leaves Ahem elation, Ontarty reet, 4 p.m. ily (8 ys excep Led) Tweed Sydenham, Napaoes, yy +d onto, burn asd all ints sorth, secure quick despatoh fo Banmock- bury, Maynuoty, and ints om Central mtario, YR TE VICTORIA DAY, 1908 Return tickets will he sold betwgen all stations in Cunada and jroth all stations in Uannda to Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Black Rock, Niagara Falls, Suspension Piridge an Massers Springs, N.Y. Island Pond, and Swanton Vi, at NGLE FIRSTCLASS FARE goin, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, © May 20rd, Shih and 25th, good returning from destination on of before Tuesday, May 26th. Homeseokers Excursions to Manitoba and the Canadian Northwest and return May 26th, June 9th and 28rd, July 7th and 2st, Aw t 4th and 18th, good returning within two mouths of ' going A date. For Pullman or Tourist car reserva- « t € ' I < ¢ the temperance iright and proper that 5 few thoughts {along the opposite side of ton might be in order. most evening, and also ence," township o Lansdowne, came from there to speak at meeting of eommiss $ voiced t whoso tra Take shop. on which the campers locate local option territory and this never hindered last summer bei SON ever Mr. Dargavel is k this effort to hold returning Mhich he got at ral leader, has made public that i . be returned as leader a government, he rule and do awa able three-fifths clause, sent position. comedy, wood house at the Grand last spending guest of her Reid, Chhrles Kencie, First t tak Stoliker, Geneva, N.Y. few days herd with hi al street, church Life in Work and 1} work was ¢ Faking and lie Lake, business session a cided not to cursion to Ogdensburg in June. spent a short time thi ston. nogue is Wild," anil Meeting," in the interests of fair play people think it but the gues- Fair Play" on the tongue of al speaker on Wednesday "outsiae interfer: is situated in the mt of Leeds ang the delegates that the oners on Tuesday feeling of the township, in Gananoque is easily i the campers during in the suoumer among bas, which are township terri The trade of the surrounding township makes Gananoque what it is. i away and allow only the 'ampers' trade and fifty per cent. . of the business concerns might shut up Iu the second place the islgnds are in has them being occupied, ng by far the best seq known among the islands. coping 'mun' on he is making every the temperance vote, the last election, but ® hv has 6hst his vote in parliament in favor of retaining the three: hs elause in the Ontario temperance tion if he succeeds in As Me. Mackay, the libe was the word every Gananoy { the Fh and question, as loing so. of the "mext will let the majority y with the question South Leeds emperance voters can therefore very casily lend their efforts not only to ust Mr, Dargavel, but in.so d vel doing lp oust Mr, Whitney from his . pre- Etienne Girardot, in the I "Charley's ES war Aunt," drew a ny even- Iker, of Milwaukee, is some time in town, parents, Mr. and street, Miss M. street, is spending v vacation with relatives Guelph. Miss Haig, Princess street ing her place while away. a in , is : John » 18 spending s parents, Mr. Frank = Stoliker, Wellington wo-wéeks' nd Mrs, The young People's society of Grace "h held an interesting meet ing last *vening, their topie being "Christian Play." The side of it with by Miss Beatrice at of play by Miss Nel This was followed by t which it was have their annual a de- ex- J. KE. Birmingham, First stroet, 5 week in 'Ning. Mrs. Moyer, of Algonquin, is spend- "Indignation | Aabinet position ing. a short time in town, the gues of her brother, W. W. Dorman, PL dtredt. Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Stevens of Alexandria Bay, spent , short time this week 'in town. J. Wilson, of Watertown, N.Y., was in town short time during the post few days, ---------- NAPANEE NEWS, A Death of An Aged Lady-- x al Largely Attended. Napanee, May 16.--The funeral the late Helen Williams took legs. at three o'clock, yesterday afternoon, and was very largely attended. The bearers were Allan Simpson, Ross Dapol, Keith Johuston, Henry Boyle. Miles Miller and George Grange. The floral tributes were numerous and very beautifyl, consisting of wreaths {illaws, Grosses, sprays and bouquets ery many are the expressions of sympathy that go out to the stricken family. : H. W.. Kelly has purchased A. McRossie"s brick residence, .m Robin- son street. Mrs, Sidney Warner Se turned, this week; after spending six weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A. E Lang. Ernest Loyst purchased, this week, from his brother, the double hrick house, on Newburgh Road, form- erly the property of Dr. Wagar, #% Mary Fretz, widow of the late doseoh' Fretz, died, at her home, Tup: perville, Kent eounty. Deceased at. tained the advanced age of ninety years. 'She was well known through: ont this county, having spent her girlhood days in this neighborhood. She was bright and "active until her death. Bhe leaves three sons and six tors: G. W., at home; J. A. living wear home. and J. C., of Ida: ho; Mre. L. Marsh and Mrs. F. A. Me Kim, Dresden; Mes. NG. Massey, Ydaho; Mrs. A. M. Gonyouw, Detroit; Mrs. W. A. Smith, and Mrs. J. H. Allison, near Napanee. k : Garrett aes Raines. Rud. a t stro pars sacha Progieesing as favorably would wish, and is still and weak, x Frets, daughter of F. A Frez- to Clarence B. Jones, is ampounced, to take place on Saturday, May 23rd. ------------ tion and any other information, apply, to Je P. HANLEY, Agent, Johmson and Ontario Sts. hj FISHING sm -- Quebec and the Maritime Provinces Write for Publications giving full details as to Streams Lakes Guides ISSUED BY INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Montreal City Office, 141 8t. James Street. or General Passenger Department, MONCTON, N.B. ~ Montreal to Liverpool 5 May 15, 9 an. EERE Cor. - 0 of n. s Fri., Juned, d a J.P or s, play, "The 1 drive to town on Tuesday hop and family moving live in "THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1908. THE NEW PREMIER Gathered Strong Cabinet! About Him. Has SENOR FRANCISCO FERRIERA DO AMARAL. Senbr Francisco Ferdiega do Amaral, the new premicr of Portugal, was en- trusted by the boy king, Manuel, with trying to form a capable ministry for his distressed country a few days ai- ter the assassination of King Carlos. He became minister of the interior, a which, in Portugal, requires the most delicate handling, and has been able to gather about him a number of strong men and to calm the excitable Portuguese to some extent. He has been an admiral in the little navy of his country, and his frequent travels about the world have given him a broader understanding of government than any other Portu- guese statesman of the present era. A NEWBORD 006 SE PLAINTIFF WAS AWARDED $40 DAMAGES. For Loss of Two Hounds--Death of Michael Moriarty--A Chan.- pion Beat Builder. Newboro, May M.--Division court was held in the ebugt house, here, on Tuesday before Judge Reynolds, ~and was the largest held here in some time. Messrs. H. A. Stewart and J. Deacon, Brockville, were the solicitors in attendanee. The action, Kerr vs. Leggett attracted cousiderable local interest and was decided by jury. This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover damages for two fox hounds, 'which were shot by the defendant, who claimed that the dogs had been worrying his sheep. The case was first aired in police court at Brockville, but was dismissed. On Tuesday the plaintiff, Kerr, was awarded #0 damages and eosts, amounting to nearly $100. Dennis Moriarity, only son of * the late Michael Moriarity, of this place, who had his back broken by falling from a bridge at New Rochelle, N.Y, last October, died in the hospital at Greenwich, Conn., lagt Tuesday. The remains were taken to Rochester, N.Y. for interment. The young man was about thirty-four years of age aud was very well and favorably known here, having resided hore for a num- ber of years. Orme Lackie, who has been building boats for J. R. Kerr during the past winter, built a fine skiff last week in record time, four days and three hours. He has the boat completed and it is one of the best. ever built here Mrs. Thomas Mavety is seriously ill. A number from here attended the Barber Of Seville," in Prockville, on Wednesday evening, An expursion was run via BW. & N, W railway. George Nicholson, of Brown- ville, N.Y., is the guest of his mother. Calvin Shaw, who was so seriously "injured some months ago, was able to Frederick Leech, medical student at Toronto holidays. Mrs. (Judge) Reynolds, Brockville, was the guest of friends in town JTuesday. The regular May meeting of the municipal council was held in the court house on Monday evening. J. T. Gallagher was in Gananoque on Tuesday, attending the meeting of the Leeds license commissioners. of RR. Dargavel, M.P.P., held a committee meeting here on Monday evening, for the purpose of organizing for the forthcoming elections. The local re- form association will hold a meeting this evening for the purpose of pick- ing delegates to attend the conven- | tion in Delta on Tuesday. Mrs. Wes- ley Knapp was in Westport last week attending the fameral of her father, the late James Gibson. Mrs. (Dr.) King returned on Monday from a visit with friends in Athens. Mrs. Thomas A. Dier is on the sick list. Miss M, Dier is spending, a few days with friends at Sunnyside. Miss Muriel Tolley spent the week end in town the guest of Miss Ethel Knapp. The engagement is apnounded of Miss Frances Lewis, second daughter of L. 8, Lewis, general merchant, of this place, to William MeDonnell, man- ager of the Bank of Montreal, Winni- peg. formerly of Peterboro. The box social on Friday evening in the court house, under the ausnices of Newboro lodge, No. 360, L.O.O.F., was one of the most successful affairs of its kind ever held here. Ilenry Bis- of Kingston, are back to Newboro, afd will on oon CONSERVATIVE RALLY | Speeches Were Delivered By son. THE SPORT REVIEW. Nutes on Baseball, Lacrosse and Other Sports. The City League was to open at the Cricket field at two o'tlcck this after noon. . The first game scheduled was between the Victorias and Irishmen and the second game between the R. LH, A. and Canadien Locomotive works, The league games will Le pull ed off every Saturday afternoon, untii the middle of August. ~ The lacrosse team had a fine prac tite on Friday evening. A good * pum ber of players were out and a good sUlf hour's work was gone through The locals will meet Brockville on WAS HELD FRIDAY NIGHT * INTHECITY HALL. Howard Grenville, W. J. Hanna, J. Ferguson, M.P.P., and W. F. Nickle, A conservative rally was held in the city hall, last night, when addresses were delivered by Hon. W. J. Hanna, provincial secretary; J. Howard Fer guson, M.I'Y., Grenville, and the candidate for the proviucial legisla. ture, W. F. Nickle. Mayor Koss was the chairman, and 'seated on the plat- form were a number of prominent con- servative workers, and a number of ladies. The proceeditics were enliven: ed by musical selections hy MeAuley's orchestra. Mr. Hanna and Mr. Fer guson spoke : at length, but the ad- dress of Mr, Nickle was quite brief, as it was 10:30 o'clock when the ' other two speakers concluded their remarks. Mayor Ross said that he felt quite sure in predicting the return of the Whitney government, and claimed that the government Jmd carried on the business ' in a businesslike manner. There had been no severe criticism of the government, and had it not been of a promising nature, the measures, he said, would have been more stren- wously opposed. "He. thought that both My. Pense > and My. Metcalfe should be retired, and that a yogng man be given a chance, with his young ideas. My. Werguson gave the Whitney gov: ernment great credit for abolishing the mimbered ballot, and credited the government with making great ad. vancement along educational lines, A large amount of money had heen ex- pended for edugation, but it was wise to make such expenditure. Thé "cost of school books had been lessened. The sale of timber limits had also been well regulated, the province receiving the true value, with a saving of dol- lars. The Northern railway guaran- cee and La Rose matters were both fair deals. He claimed that the howl set up by the opposition, regarding the La Kose deal was theatrical and | grand stand play. Some of the ex- Ipenditure had been criti¢ized, but the government was amply repaid for everything paid out. Credit was due the government in purifying the elec- tions, as all crooks had been prosecu- ted. A great deal had been done to- wards elevating public moral. The government had made some mistakes, but they were not wilful. The speak- er asked for support for Mr. Nickle in closing, and said that with proper or- ganization, there should be no doubt a® to the outcome. Mb. Manna said he was not present to talk politics, but to appeal for the support of the voiers for Mr. Nickle. When in opposition, the * government had a great deal to talk about. but now, when: in power, this was not the case. | The reason was that the govern- ment was too modest to boast The doing away with the numbered ballot had borne fruit, as it was the means of glevating the moral tone of the province. Sines the Whitney govern: ment came inta power there had been seven ov eight bye-clections, and in none of these Sad @ny complaint been made about fraudulent acts on the part of either liberals or conserva: tives. The government had carried out all its pledges, and had conducted the business on business principles. Much had been accomplished along educational lines, and reference was made to the increase in grants to the schools and Toronto and Queen's uni- Vivtoria day, and are working hard for this ame, A few new players have turned up this season, and an making good. Sporting Notes. "Christy" Mathewson, the veteran twirler, was batted out of the box, by Pittshurg, after winning six straight games for the New York Giants, Francis Nelson, of Toronto, has been appointed steward of the Bufialo Rac ing Assotiation, at the coming meet ing at Kenilworth, which follows the Hamilton Jockey Club's meeting. Charging that baseballs were "'dop- ed" with chemicals so as to deaden them, Newport's club, in the Arkansas League, has been called on to explain the presence of the balls in contests with Argenta President Craighead, of the league, also has charges on file alleging use of molasses in the balls James P. Sullivan, of the Irish-Am erican Athletic Club, New York, ani the present American champion mile runner, who recently suspended him self by ruvning an exhibition race against a horse in aid of a charitable institution, was restored to standing by the registration commit tee of the Metropolitan Association. Longboat raced a horse from Hag: evsville to Caledonia and came in half a mile ahead of the trotter in the re markable time of fifty-four minutes and thirty seconds. If this time is right, Longboat is doing better work than he has ever done. In the first good two miles uphill he secured a lead' of a quarter of a mile, The horse after wards caught him, but the Indian fin ithed strong, coming in half a mile ahead. The ball League i | season for the Northern Base | opened, Thursday after} with Duluth at Winnipeg and | Fargo at Brandon. Both Canadian | (ities disposed of the Americans ! one-sided scores, Winnipeg winning out | by the score of 5 to 0, while Bramion| pulled out a victory by the sco 6 to 1. A crowd of about 2 out in Winnipeg to the pennant | raised. Mayor Ashdown threw the| first ball. i Despite the fact that there is every] likelihood of some of the lines of | sport being e¢ut off the Olympic programme, none of the trials will be caneelled, according to F. L C. Pereira, honorary secretary reira states that arrangements for the trap-shooting, association fbotball and rugby trials are proceeding. Box ing trials will also be arranged athletic team will go first, when the committee sees how its funds stand, action will be taken as rorards boxing, wrestling, pistol shooting, gymnastics, cycling and fencing. noon, s00 Rainbow Making. Londen, May 16.--An optical disc, invented hy Prol. Harth, a physicist, was exhibited before the Royal Photographic Society, 'vester day, and a number of beautiful effects were produced by the refraction light in liquids. The disc showed ex The | and then, | University, has arrived home for the | best actly what happened when a vay of light passed through a raindrop, form- ing a perfect miniature rainbow. versities. The speaker elgimed the government had been wrongfully cri ticized by the Whig, regarding the prison labor, He referred to the good work being carried on by the govern ! ment for consumption, and claimed that more advancement had been {man was Power Of Imagination. Berlin, May 16.--A man named Hoff found half dying in Berlin insane asylums within the last theee|oning. It was afterward learned that and a hall years than the fifteen years | the bottle which a chemist had sold | proviously. Special was! him contained not lyssol but a harm made to the care of the women who! less liquid, and he has sent the che had been sent to the Mercer reforma-| mist a handsome present. tory, and placed in good homes Mr. nickle said he would be brief, as the hour was late. He returned thanks to the party for having elect. {ed him as their standard-bearer it was not necessary, he said, to discuss | New York on return the political isspes. He would say | ful trip at small expense. Consult tic that he believed in party government. | jet agents. He did not wish to appear as being | - very rabid, as he had admired some of the great liberals. He could not, however. admire the men who had trampled under foot, the principles of liberalism. It was the duty of the government to advance the people's welfare. It was for failing to dof Rie, that the Ross government had | Spring Importations of 1908. een turned out of power, he claimed. | P . LS 2r. Nickle. said ho was 'ery sorry to) revost, Brock street, has received Tose Mr. Metealfe from the ranks, but three cases of imported goods for his tit was a free country. and he had. a ordered slothing right to join another party il he so|'™% of. Scotch wished. If the people believed that Ontario had been given a square deal, they should vote for the return of the Whitney government. The speaker held ta his molto at the committee rooms, 'Vote for a government bold enough to be honest, aml a govern ment honest enough to be bold." The meeting closed with the ueual! cheers. reference Atlantic City Excursion. Via New York Central, Thursday, May 21st, at $10 round 1p good ten days, and allow :top-offi at Walked 20,000 Miles To School Manchester, May 16.-Six children of a Cumberland jof Hethersgill, have 14,% school at {tendances to their credit, and have [ walked 20,000 miles to school amd English tweeds, variety of them to choose from. Marchioness As Church Warden Londen, May 16.--Isabella, march- ioness of Exeter, has been elected parish warden at Deeping St. James' Lincolnshire. Campbell Bros'. To-Night. For nifty telescope hats. Campbell Bros'. To-Night. For nobby $2 and $2.50 derbies. No ald stack here. Our sale of elestric and gas fixtures at greatly reduced prices is still going on, and will continue all next week, Citizens will save money by securing their fixtures now. Newman & Spriggs Electric Co., 79 Princess street. hone 1. You may have noticed how much easier it is to exchange your money for experience than it is to swap your exrerience for money. See Bibby's $1 outing shirts. As a rule, when a man begins to look for trouble he overestimates his capacity. "A good spring touic," Red Beef, Iron and Wine. Sold in* Kings ton only at Siege Red Cross Drug "Kentueky lawn grass seed" has no equal, Makes thin lawns fat and healthy. Sold in Kingston only at Gilmon's Red Crofs Drug Store. The lessons we. learn in faifure, heeded, may bring ultimate success. Seo Bibby's fancy hosiery, he If vou Jet kindness precede the whip will pot be needed. May as well your money to advantages by buying ceries at Henderson's, strent., See Bibby's $1 roller shirts, Most of us balk at reforms that will, busines: il put in force, i if the. whip, 3 is handicapped in his work by non-pro- | gressive Christians. Beware Of Health Salts. Avoid strong cathartics,--~when you need physic take a tested family me i like Dr. Handilton's Pille-mild. in one night, make vou feel well serges, chevioti and vicunay, A grea | ct Canadiap | { | | | | | ' German | of | | made for the weliaro of people in the| with all the symptoms of lyssol pois | } Tickets | trip. 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