Daily British Whig (1850), 9 Aug 1910, p. 4

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gos THE DAILY BRITISH. WHIG, TUESDAY, AVGUST 9. 1910. = Solid Mahogany and Solid Quartered Oak ; We make handsome and ornamental articles for Library and Dining-room. Lz Binalipaics, J Fy representative: he and his friends or associates are in fuovent of wrong-doing 10 + any extent or degree. 3 The enquiry, however, goes on, and in something may come out of it. The at 3 Sosage hed |*oaidal originated with (he proposal ad 2 pris of $3 of the government to dispose of cer is one the vest 3° Punt tain Indian Jands which 'were énor- ok pried proses. [mously rich in coal and asphalt. The ee British Whig Publishing geological survey had estimated that Whig h Gs. 1d. these deposits were worth $160,000, 800. Mr. Murray conceived the iden of acting as selling agent, and made an ayrang with 10,000 Indians to dispose of ¥heir property for ten per cent. of what it would yield, and risen 16 Daily Wibhig. S. Anglin& Co. or Quick Sale 3 »6o three Stone Houses In block, be- tng Noa 114, 116, 11¥ Ordnance Street. Will be offered for few days cheap. Also the Nell Propérty, corner of King and Earl Bireety Apply to GEO. CLIFF, Agent, 95 Clarence Street, SPECIAL « « Bargain Sale of Waggons, Any reasonable offer takes them. v 1 Waggon fn good condition. k Delivery Waggon. sivess or Delivery Waggons, Second-hand Buggies. 1 Second-hand kunavout, 0 New Waggong of every des tion. a rtution, | wi Reus aa he St all Kinds! Give us a call. Jd AMES LATURNEY : STREET. 890 PRIN Ds. Martel's Femalé Pills 1 permanent, For a Our Crystal Bran "ANDREW MACLEAN'S, Ontario Street. Duncan, Don, Oni, 742 points and "Victor egg, Moose'Creek, Ont., 736 i & har tember next, celebrate the two hun- dreth anniversary of the beginning its ministry in Canada. In 1710 there were no Anglieats in the-regions now comprising 'Ontario and Quebec. But Acadia was ceded to Great Britain in in. that year. ~ The British had taken possession more than once before but had given the country back to France. The cession of 1710 was final so far as Nova amd that year regular services of the Church of Eogland began at Port Roy- al, now Annapolis. conducted tury before that time. Thus it hap- pens that twogmemorial festivals will take place in Eastern Canada almost simultaneously, completion of the second centufy Anglican worship and one the comple-4 tion of the third century since the first Christian baptism. the beginning of Protestant worship before the first diocese in what is now i Canada was established, and the first twegiory section bishop consecrated. This was after the American revolution and was one of the results first bishop, nearly all his clergy and the great part were Loyalists, Soeotia is ey Copribus | in the British empire. The whole of British America, as far west as Lake Superior, 'appears to have been under | the jurisdiction of Bishop Inglis. part of the bicentennial celebration {will be the opening of the new All { Saints' cathedral at Halifax. cese of Nova Scolia is the mother of | several others which have stately ca- thedrals. Halifax until now. od highest places farms competition, [throughout Canada during the past 'two years, under the management of Farm and Dairy, Peterboro, assisted by the Dairymen's Associations of On- tario and the Dairy Cattle Breeders' Associations, first prize has been 'won by R. { Penhale, 8t, Thomas, Ont., with 777 "points; the next five farmers and their 2 total scores are: J. W. Richardson, * Of Standard Granulated Sugar is ua- Caledonia, Ont., 765 points; E. Ter- excelled for preserving or table use. rill, Wooler, Ont., TD points Xe | Bales, Lansing, Ont! he figured the receipts at $30,000,000. Senator Gore protested and in - the senate moved that lands could not be sold without the concurrence of con: gress. Hence the interest that cen. pred in his action and the alleged at- tempt to silence him with a bribe of $50,000. All depends tipon the evi- dence, and as the bulk of it will be with the defence, from the number of persons interested, a. verdict of not guilty may be expected. INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY, The Church of England will, in Sep- of Scotia proper was concerned, A NEW OIL FIELD. There is reason to believe that one of the largest oil fields in the world i# on the verge of development in the British West Indian island of Trinidad and the neighboring mainland. 3 "The determination of the British gov- ernment to use oil for fuel on . its naval vessels has stimulated experi- menial researches and led to re-organi- zntion of existing operating concerns on a grander scale. "As an instance of the latter effect of the expected huge increase in the demand for oil, it may be noted that the Canadidn company's 25,000 ucre oil property in the south- of Trinidad has been taken over by . a $1,500,000 company, floated in London. A dozen wells ranging in depth from 800 to 1,400 feet have been bored with satisfactory results, except that the flow of some of them is (oo strong to be readily checked pending Roman Catholic worship shad been at Port Royal for a cen- the of one celebrating More than seventy years passed after of that separation. The of their congregation The diocese of Nova THE NEWS OF WORLD OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED IN ey ---------- That Interest Everybody-- From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Re membered: : . Seaforth carried a byw to accept Hydro-Electric power. Fight thousand workers in German ship yards are on strike. R. L. Borden will speak in Renfrew and Arpprior next month. Another man was fatally shot im the street in Chicago, on Monday. Fred. Yahuke was killed at Arnprior by a pile of lumber falling on him. Hamilton street railway emplovees are aking for Detter wage schedule. Sir Wilfrsd Laurier and party enter- = the proviues of Alberta, on Mgn- ay. ! Rear Admiral Lyon, of the British navy, is returning from China via ra 'telegraph sb ator ws blamed for the wreck of Laurier special, He has fled. At Baltimore, Col. Havvey W. Scott, editor of the Oregonian of Portland, Ore.; died, following an operation. A party of five out in ag launch, at Port Dover, had a narrow escape when their launch took fire, It is snid the C.P.R. will transfer its coal and lake shipping: business from; Port Barwell to Poft- Stanley. Several Canadians were appojuted on committees at the-Bonvention of the International" Typographical Union, William sJoeke, aw employee on the | steamer Huromie, at Sarnia, Ont., was struck by a door on the boat, and fa- tally injured. Dr. Crippen attended service in Que- bec jail on Sunday. He did not notice the other prisoners. Miss Le Neve was excused from attendanee. Garrett Allen, aged seventy-seven years, is dead at Watertown, N.Y, He leaves two. brothers, Albert and Hardy Allen, at Picton, Ont. The barge Montana, having on Hoard apparatus to lay the extension'to' the Toronto water works pipe went down in Lake Erie off Long Point, The Grand 'Trunk railway company was fined fifty dollars and costs on each of thirteen charges of violatin: the immigration laws at Sarnia. At Gancouver, D. D. Mann announe the oldest colonial diocese Ah iy y the provision for facilities for export- ing the product. An American com: pany, operating at Pitch Lake, has a, number of wells and large storage capacity, yet thousands of gallons of crude oil from its recent borings have run into the sea,"because the ~ com pany's 54,000.gallon steel tank and extensive land . reservoirs were ocom- pletely full. © N To add to the interest, a company localed near the city of San Fernan- do has discovered that not only oil but also coal of excellent quality, samples of which have been sent to England for expert tests. ------------------ EDITORIAL NOTES. Over 500 grafters are under arrest in Russia. Grafting is not a national but a universal disease. It is epide- mic in any country and climate. General Baden-Powell strikes Canada at an, inopportune time, for the boys, They are on ther vacation, 'and they cannot see the creator of the scout movement. When is the general com- ing to Kingston ? Abolish the entrance examinations by abolishing the present dividing line between public and high schools. A The dio- But there has been none in BEST DAIRY FARMERS. The six farmers who have won the in: the prize dairy in. progress | announced. The A are 0. { 750 points; D. D. The judges were Simpson Rennie, Toronto, niedal in the competitions held some years agog-and W. Huntingdon, Que. The contest was an , J exacting owe. One thousand points were offered, ; house, 150 for the buildings, 200 for the live stock, 200 for the crops, 150 | for methods of farm improvement, 75 'for machinery, and 75 for permanent ! improvements. About fifty farms lo- cated in all parts of Ontario were en- lteredl in the contest Just year when {the province was divided and 'prizes wove offered for 'the best farms in each district. The contest this year was restricted to the APPRAISER. Breet fe avon ws hE A recelve i isin. OPO essessssessessene y * . 'miilar contest, starting | Wext year, Ontario. : 4 ---------------- Tak, VERY TATEST SCA No child should be led to think that even an clementary education should not extend to the completion of the present high school course. whose farm won the gold F. Stephen, of The London Express reflects upon the loyalty of Canada, South Africa and New Zealand by intimating that because they are nob subject to Bri- tish legislation the king's title should be changed, that he should be called | the "Emperor of the British." Are the people of the colonies not British ? What is the implication anyway ? Aldermen are asking if. the board of trade has pigeon-holed the application including 150 for the into four matter to further with its help. Since then 'all has been silent. is 2 ; A Boston doctor announces that sanerkraut is ten times better food and more nutritious than beans. That "lis a pretty brave statement in Boston, dha Vie: [1 8 PR nao right to is own to All dairy - farmers throughout iis i i £ + i ed that the town site of Fort Mann, the new CNR, terminal, would be placed on thé market thie autumn. William L. Rice, a wealthy Cleve- land lawyer, was murdered near his re jsidence. His valuables were not touch- ad, and there is no clue to the crimin- al, tThe Hamilton executive of the Grand Trunk strikers has sent a letter t6 the chief. executive of the union ealling for an investigation ob the settlement of the strike, Hon. Frank Oliver has reached Fd- monton, after the fastedt tuip on re cord, having made an 8,000 mile journey overland to Dawson City and back again by the coast. : Colborne P. Meredith, formerly asso- ciated with Architeet Frank Darling, Toronto, has been appointed to suc. member of the Ottawa Improvement Commission. . Four colts belonging to William Postlewaite, from the pasture and wandering on the C.P.R.,, track, were killed by ' a passing express. The animals were valued at $100. ; As the Ottawa train pulled in at Hawkes sury, Miss Albertine Desjard- ms, nineteen yedrs of age, of St- Jer- ome stuck her head out of the window and was struck by a railroad tie sticking out from a pile near the track Her skull was fractured: it is not likely that she will recover, RAPIDLY SPREADING. Lock-out Maintained Until Strike is » Settled. Berlin, Aug. 9.--The strike of the shipyard workers is rapidly spreading to other shipping ports. The workers at Hamburg demand a reduction in the working hours and a ten per vent. increase in wages. The shipbuilding employers have decided to lock out sixty per cont. of the workmen, be- ginning from August 11th. The work: men who will be locked out are em- ployed at Kiel, Stettin, Bremen, Lu beck, Danzig and elsewhere. The Jock- out will be maintained until the strike at Hamburg is settled. AL least thirty thousand employees will be thrown out of employment. It is ex pected the workmen will retaliate by proclaiming a = general "shipbuilding strike, thus obliging .the remainder - of the employees to ase work, The men at Bremen have decided to strike on August 11th. THOUGHT THERE WAS A FIRE But it 'Was Only Smoke From the City 'Light Plant. he telephones in the two fire sia tions were kept yery warm around eight o'clock, on Monday nights Seve: ral people were of the opimon that there was a fire, and they ealled ap {the stations, to see where the blaze was. However, there was no fire. The 'wind eartied smoke from the city light plant right into the business ceed the late C. R. Cunningham as!D Merrickville, broke loose | UNBURN. BLISTERS, » + Just received a big consignment, which I will clear at greatly reduced prices and on the instalment plan. i LADIES' PANAMA. SKIRTS, BLACK AND BLUE. Were $9 each. Now-geiig at 205 per cent. off, Coihe in and see for yourself that my prices-are the lowest in town. JOS. B. ABRAMSON, "4 COLBORNE STREET, ORE orders are enter ed and bills render- ed than there are letters written, Hence there is even greater necessity of having in your office an Underwood Billing Type writer, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., LTD. 1. R. ©. DOBBS, KINGSTON. Bad Blood "Before 1 began using Cascarets I had bad complexion, pimples on my face, and my food was not digested as it should have been. Now 1 am entirely well, and the pimples have all disappeared from my face. I can truthfully say that Cascareis are just as advertised; I have taken only two boxes of them." 8217 Clarence R. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind, Pleasant, Palaiable. Potent, Taste Good Yo (ood, Never Sicken, Weaken. of 10c, 26c, 50¢c. Never sold In The genuine tablet stamped Guaranteed to cure or your back. GREAT SPORT. Gripe. bulk. CC money Buttin--Wake' up, old man; don't you see the tide's gone out and your hook's dangling in the sand? Walltonne--That's all right, friend; I'm fishing for clams! my AVIATORS HURT. To Fly Marking Flags on Church Spires. Paris, Aug. 9.-Lieut. Crosnier, of the French army, who made a splen did flight, Sunday, m an aeroplane, from Caen to Paris fell at Vincennes, yesterday afternoon, and sustained a broken leg and a fractured jaw. His companion, Lieut, Jost, escaped with slight bruises. Crospier was steering and turned too abruptly, when a gust of wind canght the wings causing the aeroplane to turn a somersault, It fell a distance of seventy-five feet. All France is aeroplane mad over the marvelous Fuccess attendant upon the first lap of the great' 485 mile cross-country race in which six avia- tors § ully completed the first stage of the race to Troyes, Sanday. sepond stage starts | to-day to the finish, On account of alty' experienced hy the © ma- seetion of the city, nd the gave the people the impression {hat there was a fire. One man ran all the way to the station the north end. He "1 Chicago 'Tribune. J in following the course Boon arranged, to fiy marking fags on the spires of chur ches along the route. oA Just as the Hain was leaving the th street rated station A arried BIBBY'S ERTS Loa Panama SA eR» $5. BIBBY'S 50 Hat E Every Straw and Panama Hat ordered fiom . our store there's no use wearing a one costs so little. Plenty uf time to wear them yet, and suviled one when a new We are not so particular about | what we get for the Hats as we are about selling: them. $5, $7 Panama Hats For $3.50, No More. No Less, One Price. $2, $2.50, §3 Sailors and Light Weight 8 all one | No More, If these prices fail to te / le off the price. traws price, ; $1.00 No sell the Hats, we'll have Less. to give them away, for we can't cut much more Our Fall Hats! Are now coming in. ~ Black." Very special value st. 00 $2 New arrivals. Derbysin You are sure of saving a half a dollar by buy- ing your new | derby from us. Ea anes an an The H.D.Bibby Co KINGSTON'S ONE-PRICE HOUSE, 8 to 82 Princess Street, FSI oR a= August g Suit Cases Special Matting Suit Cases -- handsomely fin 3 $2.50, 3.00 and 5.00 = 'Leather Cases 2 $4.00, 5.00, 6.00 t0 20.00 Wants SALE $2.98 All Men's and Women's Low Shoes -- Patents, Tans and Valour Calf. Regular $4.00, 4.50 and 5.00. Clearing this week. $298 SEE WINDOWS,

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