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To- ronto, Ont Still On Top Our Cedar Shingles are still ' on tgp of many of the oldest houses" in this city, doing duty the 'same as ever. ai Te S. Anglin& Co. Cor Wellington and Bay Sts, me v DAILY SH WHIG, publ 396-310 King Street, Kingston, Ontario, at $6 per year. fitions at 2.49 and 4 fp or tage price Tor Daily $3 CRE Y BRITISH WH 8 I ™ in ts on morning at $1 a year. tes, charge a per year. of best raph ursda; United to be o be ma and of Weekly Attached is on Offices in TORONTO OFFICE. Suite 19 and 20 Queen City Cham- bers, 32 Chutch St. Toronto, H. E Smalipeice, J.P. representative. Daile Wina. ANTI-BRITISH VICTORY. The anti-British campaign in Drum- mond and Arthabaska has succeeded. Mr, Gilbert, date, has been 'elected, and as a sult of the basest appeals to the pas- sions of the people. The cleavage made by this election is bound tH spread. 1f the French-Canadians will be misled, if to the mischief of Bout- assa:Lavergne-Monk faction represen- tatives of the 'older parties and even the church give their countenance, re- thefe 'must follow the division of the people along racial lines. The ¥French-Canadians, and' in Sic Wilfrid Laurier's 0ld home, put them- than | proyen | 0 ! pet" of pence in season and out of sea- testi- | selves in. an unfortunate light. The man who has brought honour and , distinction upon Canada, who has ever stood for amity and concord among the classes, who has preached the gos- son, has been poorly rewarded for his distinguished service. : He may go on with bis naval pol- icy, serene in the consciousness that he has behind him the great mass's of the people, but he will realize that to his own countrymen he cannot turn for support, and sooner or later they discover their folly. Bourassa cannot succeed lim. Neither cen Monk. Neither can any other mon from the provinte of Quebec--until tle memory of this bye-election and its anti-British outburst have been atoned for and forgotten. The one lamentable feature of tlie campaign is. the attitude of the con- secvative party. Its leaders have be'n gloating over this outbreak of French hostility, this Uiplay of anti-Briti h temper. ~ Will they profit by it ? They may think = 80, but the governme;t that can succeed with the people at will | each other's throats will be a wonder, | The opposition has gloried in the Nationalist, upbpaval, and indeed directly contributed to it, and in due time it will have its dish of crow. ine TALK OF LYNCH LAW, The talk of the Montreal men, 1 ferred to in Wednesday's Whig, aud to the effect that lynch law would Le the result if a vigorous effort were | not made to punish the men who pre - TELEPHONE No. 66. SPECIAL for SATURDAY Bargains ip Suits and Overcoats, all the latest styles. Big variety to choose fram. Overdeats at $5.00, $6.50, $8.50, $12 and $14. Bults, $6, $5.60, $7.50, $10. up to $14 Also good stock of Winter Under- ed upon and ruined young girls, seetned to be uncalled for, but it hs a justification. Canada's first city is just now the scene of an outrage that has aroused the public indignation (o a remarkable extent. = Two girls, in their teens, were in duced to go for an auto drive. They halted at a suburban resort where they were offered food and drin's, Then, as liberties were being taken styl \ ing work; nine im presses, The Brtich Whig Pubisking Ca., Lo. ' w the Nationalist eandi- | pa certain gum per angum, and it has been assured that the amnual tax will pot he increased. As a matter of fact it will cost less to light the city with the new than the old lamps. There will be a saving there. The capital ac- count, however, must be faced, and by Whom ? * Presumabl ly the Power Committee, and ;it will demur about having 16 finance a transaction without a reve nue that will be amply sufficient. The gas department is understood to be growing; and yielding a larger revenue. Eve'long it will order a cut in rates or a rémoval of a most obnoxious tax, namely, that for the use of me- tres, $2 a year, when the article costs between $7 and $9, and is guaranteed to serve for many many years. If the electric light department were making large profits it would be war- fanted in increasing the capital ex- penditure for the new lamps, but it in required to do a great deal at actual cost, and the machinery is wearmg out fast. Some of it should be replaced at once." So says Manager Folger. It will hardly carry the load that is put upon _it,_during the winter, and it does not pay to be replacing old machinery before : it. Has paid for itself or add unduely tg the indebtedness of the in- stitution. When the electric light plant was {aken over the Whig was assured that a depreciation account would be start- od in conpection With it of 35,000 a year, and' the Whig only supported the scheme of improving the plant at a cost of $85,000 with this understand- ing. It has been stated that this de- preciation account Was never opened, and for the reason that if $5,000 had keen charged against current revemue there would have been a deficit. Had the depreciation fund been pre- vided for, had all the caleulations for the department included it, the pres- ent situation would not have been so servative party. Its leaders have been the money for the lamps and the old machinery without a resort to any extreme in financing. EDITORIAL NOTES. In Toronto the drinking water is boiled, snd milk is heated to the boiling point. What is being done here? Is the board of health making every effort to determine the cause of the disease and eradicate it ? A---- Edmonton has two millions and a half invested in revenue-earning utili- ies. The management is vested in two commissioners, one of whom re ceives $10,000 a year, and if he makes the business go, (and he is supreme); he will get $20,000, The 'minister of labour is doing his best to get the striking conductors and tfainmen reinstated. He may not succeed as he desires, but it will not be for lack of trying. It's a pity Murdock and Berry had not as much confidence in him before They ordered the strike. -- There is just one word whichy des- cribes a two-column interview Hon. Bob. Rogers has handed out in To- ronto, about the federal government-- rot. The Toronto News, of course, approves. . Is there anything hostile to the Laurier government it will WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED IN GANANOQUE, Loss to the Town by the Wheel Factory Fire is Sericus--Place Fully Insured--Better Fire Pro- tection Demanded. , ~Gananggue, Nov. 4.~The loss by fire of the handsome up-to-date works of the Ontario Wheel company, is ancth- er severe blow to the town. Recently, this concern entered into a merger with other manufacturers of wheels, and has since been flooded with or ders. The controlling interest in this factory is held by George Taylor, M.P. The main building was of stone, and thoroughly equipped with all up-to date facilities, capable of turning out 110. sets of finished wheels in ten hours, being fully "twenty-five per cent. in ad- vance of any like concern in the pro- vince. It employed somewhere gbout 100 hands, who are, by this calamity, thrown out -of work. The entire plant was covered licies, amounting in all to $137,00 , divided among several companies, The loss can mot as vet be even roughly estimated, as the lower flats, containing the principal machinery, ean not as yet be enteted. The drying kilo, with an immense quantity of | rubs, spokes, rims, etc., was an entire lots; upper flats of main building, en- tirely gutted; boiler-house, warerooms, offices and machine shop, the latter on the opposite side of the street, were shved. {The loeal fire brigade fought like heroes and deserve no end of credit for their work, and the thanks of the town ate due to the city of Kingston, which kindly sent a steam fire engine and company of firemen, accompanied by 'Mayer Couper, arriving .at a most opportune time, when the local bri- gade was well nigh all in, the arrival of help giving the needed stimulus, and soon the fire was in hand, The necossity of asking for assistance proves that the town manufacturers have not adequate protection, and the town will be compelled to take action and that at once, as the matter of 100 heads of families out of employment is a serious problem for any town council to cope with. Protection for the manufacturing establishment's means protection for the entire town mechanics, merchants, and others. The Mission Band of Grace church Jbeld its annual entertainment, evening. A: programme of vocal and instrumental was rendered by members of the Mission Band, after which Rev. J. T. Pitcher told the story of what he saw while in the west attending the quadrennial confer ence. Miss Meta Tomkins, spending the fow months in Bav City, Mich., has re- turned home. Miss Merritt Riddell, of London, is spending some ti town, guest of Mr. Allen. Mrs. F. Courtenay-Wallace and son, spending the past few months with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Courtenay, have gone to Campbell- ford for. a few wisit. Mr. and Mrs. A.'A. Welsh, proprietors of Gana: noyue Inu, have closéd up for the sea- son, 'and taken their departure for Montreal. lagt IN MARINE CIRCLES. at This Port. The steambarge John Randall was in J port, yesterday, and cleared for Gan- anotue, for a load of grain, for Wash- burn. The steamer Simla passed up last night from Montreal to Deseronto, to load pig don for Sault Ste. Marie. She will load grain at Fort William for Montreal. At. Swift's wharf: Steamer Dun- durn passed up last night on her way AID FROM KINGSTON time in | and Mrs. Clarke! jwith the president, Lieut.-Col. R. E { Kent, 'L had a most successful year, and Arvivals and Departures of Vessels DR. SOPER- fipectalists In diseases of Skin, Blood. Nerves, Bladder and Special Ail. ments of men. One visit advisable ; if Impossible, send history for free opinion and ad- vice. Question blank and book on iseases of men . Consultation Medicine furnished in b , Hours : 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m » DRS.SOPER&A WHITE , 26 Toronto Street, Toronto, Out. LADIES' WEAR on Istlmeat Ladies' Suits, latest New York styles just received, in Green, Gray, Blue, etc. Prices, $12.50 to $20. Large consignment of Ladies Skirts ust arrived, I prices, from $2.50 to 7.50; also Ladies' Throws and Muffs at reduced prices. Large assortment of Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits, Odd Pairs of Pants, $1.50 to $2.50; aldo Boots and Shoes, etc Everything 20 r cent cheaper than elsewhere, and all sold on the weekly payment plan Jos. B. Abramson, 4 COLBORNE STREET: : A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN. Uses Herpicide Successfully in Treat. ing Sycosis of the Beard. He says : "'l recently treated a case of sycosis (similar to 'barber's itch') of the lower lip, with Newbro's Her- picide. There was an extensive loss of beard with inflammation extending well 'down on the chin. The result of the application of Herpicide was most gratifying. The loss of beard ceased and a new growth of hair is now tak- ing place over the once inflamed area. "{Signed) Melville E. O'Neill, M.D, "845 Howard St, "San Francisco, Cal." Herpicide kills the dandruff germ gpd permits the hair to grow by. Sold by leading druzgists. Send 10c. $1 bottleguaran- spe- Co., Detroit, Mich. teed. Jas. B, McLeod, druggist, cial agent, Kingston, Ont. LAWN COMPETITION WILL BE OPEN FOR THE GENE. RAL PUBLIC. Will be Held by stembers of Kings ton Horticultural Society--Lieut.- Col. Kent Re-Elected President at Annual Meeting----Society Had Good Year. % 'The avnual meeting of the Ring ston Horticultural! Society was held on Thursday evening, in the general committee room, at the city hall, hns the members are louking forward to un in the chair. The society | other good year. The report submitted by the secre tary-treasurer, A. W. McLean, showed the finances to be in good shape, there being a balance in hand of $222.31. In addition to this the encouraging report was made that thirty new members had been added during the year. A most important matter upon by the members was that of the lawn competition. It will be held decided the com- Overcoat Feast YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR OVERCOAT FEAST, SIR! WE'LL SHOW YOU THE BEST EFFORTS OF THE COUNTRY'S BEST OVERCOAT MAKERS. Specials, for Friday and Saturday § in stamps for sample to The Herpicide | 38 50 SAMPLE OVERCOATS. We received from one of the best Clothing Houses in Canada a swell Bunch of Overcoats--Overcoats that are worth regularly $18, $20, $22,-in the new Speedway, College Ulster and the Carlton E Friday and Saturday WE INTEND OFFERING THESE COATS AT $15.00, OVERCOATS, $8.50, $10, $12.50, #135, $18, and $20. ISUITS at $15.00 We want you to see the swellesa range of Men's SBults that were ever offered at the price, hand-tallored garments in newest fabrics, new fancy worsteds, cheviots, serges, and Scotch Tweads. ; r, Seoater Coats, Gloves, Mitts, with them, one left and tried to indu ¢ 3 0x. : i He celal reduction on Boots and Rub- her companion to accompany her. Tv.a ers. or three days later the second gil ISAAC ZACKS was found dead by the roadside, well 271 PRINCESS STREET. out of the city, and at once foul play was suspected. | What happened after the other girl left is not known, and the delecti o department has failed jn its attempt: _ Three Stone Houses in row, Nos. 114, $16, 118 Ordnance Street; No. 204 King Stroet; 12 rooms; modern; No. 218 King Street, No. 82 Ontario to reveal the facts. It is suspected that the misguided girl was kept by Street, 12 roomy; all modérn; brick; large jot. Apply men in an intoxicated and unconscioiz to condition for several days; that o-- GEO. CLIFF, casionally she was taken for an $% Agent, B35 Cl. "nee Street. to Toronto; steamer Britannia is due | next summer, as usual, but up, to-day; steamer City of Hamilton, | petition will not be confined to mem- ssed up, yesterday; steamer Aletha, bers of the society. It wiii be open Fron bay ports, to-day. | to everyone and in this way the mem M. T. Co's elevator: Tug Emerson, | bers feel that they will create a. good from Montreal, three light barges; | deal more interest in the competition steamer Kinmount, from Fort. Wil- | and much more good will be derived liam, due at 6 p.m.; steamer Advance { The competition will be conducted, as also due, to-night; steamer Fair- |it were, independent of all entries mount, from Fort William, is due to Judges will be appointed and it. will arrive, Saturday. | be their duty to make an inspection The Kings on dry-dock has not been fall over the city, and the citizen decorated with bunting and flags A doing mauc! lately in the way of re- | showing the best lawn will bo award- raised platform. * accommodated the pairing boats. For the past two | £4 the prize In this competition the 'CGanano« ue orchestra George ('oles , society aime at beautifving the city} 1 weeks, there has only been one tas 1Co., Ltd., of Toronto, served luncheon in the dock and that was for competition should . boat : : and the coming ved One | be entered into by every citizen wh manter during inter ! i i | " 0 : oe is 4 day. For a time during the bulb placed | 0 1 develied 10.4 aonddion wie part of the fall the dock people were | early | takes a pride in his home. erywhere, The patrovesses. wer x p The president, Lieut.-Col. Kent, has everywhere, a Shetty it would need all this evergy in 1. : . I] 1 Y t.-C ' ' i § . | 8 fushed Slmont ; off iui feet with Or | gt all times during his term' of office, | Mrs. J. L. Sharkey, a R I 8.1000 vears Under sueli circumstances dfs, and were, working some times nderson and Mrs, §: 500 Chiral if the. Canadian pro all night to complete the job on hand | the society, and the members be } v . po wn. J ably carried out the duties of head of | Dewar, Mr 3 . vince will ever be plunged into con: in order that the next one could | their appreciation of his services hy Among the three hundred or more S. Morden showed he | r servation talk as sew the Padlie proceaded with. However, the work is | passing him a hearty vote of thanks Prevent were Yovanto, George Rit- | or rihwest states.' being turned in the direction of the {The motion was presented by James |¢hie, P. Randolph Ritchie, Mr and Phis is the gist of a statement maile Envernment qubirantine ost which ; Daly and J. B. Walkem, and the | Mrs v2 Morden. y och West Hhy Fred. F. Henshaw théfioted bydto- company has ¢ contract or | president replied in feeling terms. The Toronto, P. W. Armitage amiiton, | grapher, who for seves#l years has building. The steel work for the bull | members further showed their coufi- Mr. and Mre, J, L. Sharkey, Mise Van | heen supervising the measuring - of is ting ™ in Plate and Ihetd to- { device in Lisat-Cal. Kent by re-elect- Jheony tin nd panin Ri hel Pie ring waters in the stfeams running through gether. A large number s are !ing him president. r. and re. Bernard Hepburn, Y the northwest, for the United States employed, and prospects look good | The election of officers resulted as and Mrs. J. W. Filliter; | geolngical survey, Henshaw probably for 'a busy winter. In the winter the follows : | Belleville, 8. E. Carmap; Napanee, W knows more about the streams Jf the work will all be done inside. { Honorary William * Miss Marion Wilson: Miss M. Smith, | Pacific northwest states and "the - { Harty, M.P., Dr. J. M. Miss PF. Hammell, Mise Douglas, E. B waters of British Colombia than ny : . ee P., W. F. Nickle, M.P.P., Dr, J. M.'Fitzgerald, William Templeton, Miss R. Jother man in the world. £3 CADETS SHOULD BE SENT { Platt, Dr. Edward Ryan. SM, Thompson, H. EB. McClung, Dr He save that British Columbia 'cone ene---- | HWonorary member--3, N. Watts, and Mrs. Vreooman and others: King [taing one-half the available water To the Coronation Pageant of King | President-- Lieut .-Col R. E. Kent: ston, Miss Annie Goodearle, Mrs, H. | power energy in Canada Beton George V. | First vice-président--B. W. Kobert- | Simpson, Miss Rul S000,000 and 10,000,000 horsepower The cadets of ' the Royal Military son. At the conclusion of the fe can be generated > 7 College fondly eherish the hope that | Secobd B. Wal vote of thanks wa fendered So stupendous is this amount of the government may see fit to. in- pany for the manner in whic power that it goes beyond the clude them in the conti t to be treated their guests; and the where figures mean much to the lity. present at the coronation of his mpjes- expressed that this would prove to he; | De estimates are based on actual low next June. The but, thé beginning of pros ty. King George V, [ water flow, and do not include - the ceremony will take at a time perity for bth town and compan possibilities of storage By the instal when the college will be almost clos- lation of dws in the rivers of British ing, so that their studies would not Columbia the walerpomer energy er on: account of the trip. The wight be increased Pham fifty 'to Royal Military College is the first 200 per cont. the expert declares, regiment of infantry of the land, the The power. in British Columbia, ows best trained, the most représeatative, . ing to the heavy. deaifage from the and Gonsequently the most. likely to | BY @ unanimous vote A.'W. eo Sait oh THe ian Rockies. give a good account of itself in Eng- Lean wus re-elected secretary treasur- is so vast that ? wy declares land. It would certainly-be an excel [#7 . Nr. McLean has carried on the will be centuries befofie ny apprevie- work in ap able mauper and is Jook- : - le' proportion ol the energy will be | advertisement for Canada, d : : i iy poses Jom , t Jick yr ivi ad ed upon ax the right man in the right required for com cigh pun : which could but efhance plgee. pros . to thei 4 A. Guild and 0. V. Bartels were heir Patiiotism and add to their gen re-appointed suditors snd the society i passed a vote of thanks to the two "For husky throats," Zymole Tro- | Only One "Bromo Quinine," |Sentiemen for the services they have 8, Gison's Red Cross Drug Store | That is Laxative Bromo Quinine, them. the signature of E. W. Grove Two more Montreal girls, Berths | over to Care x Cold But it will cost abaut $3,000 to re | awrin and Mabel Tucker are report: = ? not endorse ? COMPANY GAVE RE Jack Johnson, the pugilist, had an ambition to be an autoist and was knocked out by Oldham. Now he wants to collide with Roosevelt in a wordy combat. He will be knocked out again, "The fust ting this man Johuson know,"" says the man around the corner, "he will ' kmow nuthin." Indah While in Quebec men are being ury- ed to curse the mavy, or the neu- clus of it, Victoria is preparing to welcome the ship that has gone to the Pacific, and the proposed flag of the Canadian navy was flown with enthusiasm in Edmonton on Thanks giving Day. Quebec stands alone in ts racial crusade against the navy and the flag. Mr. Roosevelt, at Buffalo, an- nounced that living would be cheaper if his ticket in the state were elected, and the trusts were smashed. "The result," says a telegram to the New York Herald, "is that "householders } who heard the speech are wandering | around to-night half afraid that un- } Jess the Roosevelt candidates are watched they will be giving away food." POINTED GUN IN FUN. And Thomas Munroe Killed Twelve: Year-Old Boy, Wilkesbarre, Pa., Nov. 4.-~Thomas Munroe, aged sixteen, of Coston, re turning from a Bunting (rip last ev- ening, ted his gun in fun © at Simon Higgins, twelve, who was driving a cow from pasture. The weapon was accidentally dischar and the shot took effect in the Sed or boy's neck. He bled to i A warrant was issued for Munroe's arrest, but after eve-witnestes to the shooting gave the version of the affair the warrant was withdrawn. R- Higgins and Munroe families are Iu Its New Match Factory at Deser- onto, Deseronto, Nov, 3 opening of its big Pominion Match compsny ception, Monday evening. floor of the factory ball room, the pillars and walls being GIST OF STATEMENT UN. GS POWERS ARE OF TOLD VALUE. WATER To celebrate the new factory, the held 4 1o Fhe third turned into a Experts' Enthusiastic Report of Res sources in British Columbia-it Controls the World's Power. Seattle, Now, 4 "Electrical energy to the value of 8350,000,000 per ane aum, if sold at fifty per cent of the present market price, is: lgoked up in British Columbia That region could wis in an elaborat Electric were nl mission the abuse and exposure fo which she was subject, or the narcotics, pro- "duced collapse and death, and then the body was abandoned by the roadside. 1 Nothing quite so shocking has. been made public since the body of a ' woman was found under similar cir: eamstances New York. She was taken for an outing, and was not & again seen alive, Some suburban re sort--and many are usually centres of crime and immorality--saw the close of her unhappy life, and those guiliy of her death escaped the punishment that was their due. Lynch law is $h& exercise of power, and the infliction of punishment with- § out the aid of judge or jary. It can only be when the offenders have been found, and in the Montreal case the culprits are "only suspected, They are not known. The greater the pity, for they have deserved merciless treat- ment. . COST OF ELECTRIC LIGHT. 0! The report of the manager of the % | electric plant, to the Fire and Light Commitice, may be such as to "de % light" the chairman. but it carries with it somle grave considerations. About an hundred of the electric lamps of the city are useless. They do vot give good service in the first place. ing, in a helpless condition, but that 2 oH Conger, . presidents-- Hon. W. Edwards, CRCRORCRORONORO tivities gq the com h it had hope wan $ vice-president --J. kem. | : Third vice-president--W. H. Macnee, Fourth vice-president --George Nicol Directors--H. W, Richardson, Lieut. . Col. H. R. buff, R. 1. Baiden, Thomas England, James Daly, Ir. George W. Bell, John XN. Watts, Dr. A P. Chown, W. J. MeNeil, R. J. Bushell, James Stewart, W. H. Snelling, FE. K. Purdy, Winthrop Sears, H. Parks, M. Fowler. Me- If coal should suddenly lose its qualities of combustion, can your - imagination fancy how this world would look and lve? ern of CRORORORRONOR0 At the Orpheum Theatre. blind man The ohject of seeing a playing a small orchestra all by him solf is one of the features in conn tion. with "The ponents of sweet m on struments st the Urpheum the balance of this week an exceptionally strong or tleman and lady = well to- gether, Their special eos anid brid lant electrical effects are deserving of praise, Abe" Goldmar 2 Character song and story act, 9a THE REMEDY. 5 Jon't imagine! Stick to facts! B Pomember the one undisputed act: : They want a lot of watching and they is and always will be a peer- Rj are liable to go out. or flicker, and so bustible. 81 produce 5 poor illumination or no ils Thatchers,"" the ex novelty in Iheatre for Their act is The gen- : medi 4 Furdined Comts. : Save the middleman' profit by buys ing Fir-lined costs here. They . made in our own faciory and guaraly for seventeen minutes. His teed correct. Come in and get prides an elocationist was recognized as wee | at Campbell Bros.' the fur-dined cont A ond to meme who have been on the | specialists theatrical boards in this rity lor seme he Tl r---- : time. His one recitation moved som! The shenings of the Grand Trank ¥ place. them, and where is this money od mikting. ) . hao 3 es an il of the audience {o or at the after-irailway for the period of October 23nd : Ee : i ; ¢ ' iw month am Poss fnoon performance rihur | re Ho October lst show large inevegud 3 meh the Committee on Toronts arrested in ' mpbell sible a isouple of mem Will repre-{pents, by apecial saqnest,. the ang, "Hiss follows: 1914, $1.2 2.543, 1909, : 1 : [sent the wociety at this meeting, I Had the World to Give You." | 1,220050; increase, 971,593, the stage sy ae Tio matter of the appointing of delegates to attend the convention of the Optario Horticultural Society, mt Taronto, was oft in the hands of the le. The convention will be .