Daily British Whig (1850), 30 Nov 1910, p. 6

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMUER 30, 1910. [COLONIZATION PLAN Our policy has always bzen to give the best we possibly could for the price. Our growth and continued success and 2 our present position will testify to the wisdom of policy. What About Your Overcoat What about getting one with some real class to it like the Progress O Cavalier, Duplex, Comfortable Overcoats : for Canadian climate. The classiest Over: coats ever designed. Price $12, $13.50, $15.00, $18, $20 and $22. 3 . . ; s i Livingston's, BROCK STREET. Half Price Sale LADIES' CLOTH COATS CHILDREN'S CLOTH COATS, OPERA CLOAKS, CAPES 5 ~ STARTING THURSDAY, DECEMBER "18%, we will offer our entire stock of above 'nfentioned garments, which are made of first quality of cloths, strictly tailored and all this season's styles, at a discount | Per Cent. Off. We sell the 36 inches wide, Fingering Yarn, gor cons, E : eo 3 » THE CHILD WAS TIED ON THE HORSE'S BACK. : i Girl, Five Years Old, Wanted to, Ride Alone on Animal's { Stroudsburg, Pa., Nov. 20.-Clap- ping her hands in glee at the prospect | of riding a great, big horse all by | ber lone self, Lulu M. Nash, five years old, was Jashed to" the back of the | animal, on Toesday, by her mother, Mes. Nellie Nash, of Wilkesharre. Fifteen minutes later the little ome was dead, her head bruised and man. gled from striking stones in the road, . Mrs. Nash and her daughter came down from Wilkesbarre for a short visit. Later they started out to call on a friend, Howard Raisch, about a | quarter of a mile distant. To please the child, Mrs. Nash tied her on the back of one of the farm horses and mounted another herself to make the trip. Hardly had they started, however, when the child began to slide off the horse's back. The ropes slackened with the motions of the animal and the lit- one was soon hanging head down un- der the horse. The frightened animal could not be stopped, and ran on down the road to | the Raisch home, the frantic mother | following on the other horse as fast | as she could ride, screaming for help. When the horse was caught, and the | child released she was dead. Her head had been frightfully cut and bruised by striking stones in the road as she dangled under the horse and by kicks from the animal's hoofs. - GIVEN A CHANCE, Devine Let Off, But He Must Leave City. . "I will let you off on suspended sen- tence on condition that you clear dot of town before a week is up and nev- er appear here again. Uf 1 find you | here after that I will send you to the | Central prison for as long a term as the law will permit." tence handed out to Michael Divine, at the court house, on Wednesday morning, by Judge Price, Devine was committed for trial, by Magistrate Farrell, on November 4th, for an alleged attempt to do bodily harm to Capt. Oliver, of the schooner Major Ferry. According to the evi- dence, given by Willinm Pogue, who was with the party during the whole nfternoon, and who was the only soko one in the party, the offence was not unprovoked us the statement given by Oliver at the time indicated. Pogue said the trouble had started at the Whitney house, when Oliver and Devine I . | were Pe out by Whitney, who said he Jack's, Oliver assaulted the cook, who | was passing at the her and then knocked her hat off. She J went to the police station and laid a complaint against 4 quarter past Lf could "iden! er would come down to the wharf he dock he would trim him. not take the dare, but stayed at the ed of street, bit, when taken from Devine and which still had an altercation and Oliver struck Devine and then kicked him when he wag down. Oliver and the cook of the vessel, who were in there at the time, would not tolerate that sort of thing around his place. While they were there Oliver had given Devine $5, which he refused to accept, and at an- other time had given him $1, which he had given back to him. About six o'clock in the evening, while the party were standing on the corner at the O.K. house, prepara- tory to having supper at Beetstenk time. He struck Oliver. About a six o'clock, after they had eaten supper and were standing in fromt of the 0.K. house, the cook passed by and Oliver says Devine made some insulting remarks to her. He re That was the substancs of thie sei- | Is Your Money Idle ? It has an earning power that is too walu- able to lose by laying the money away. We sug- gest that you gain it by opening a Savings Ac- count now with the BANK OF TORONTO INCORPORATED 1855. ASSETS --$50,000,000 KINGSTON BRANCH: 107 PRINCESS STREET, * George B. McKay, Manager. form. He then passed the sentence and told him to start life anew where ae was not known and to leave liquor alone. J. L. Whiting appeared for the crown, PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From ; _ Over the World. ' ~fmhdry, who escaped from Joliette jail, has been seen at Matane. "'Vhere is a posiibility of Chinese tg All { pital becoming interested in Cobalt. Mederic Defry, aged forty-one years, belonging to Jean Des Chaillons, Que., is dead, as the result of a kick from horse. In Montreal, a movement to cut out the annual St. Patrick Day par- ade is zaining strength among young Irishmen, Ald. Rutherford has announced his candidacy for the mayoralty of West- mount and will run as an anti-annex- ationist, . Eight persons lost their lives, on Wednesday when the park Gratitude collided with a coal carrying vessel in the Thames river, at Gravesend, ing. On Monday at Rochester, N.Y., Irene Helen, youngest daughter of Robert Wilson, Belleville, was united in' matri- mony to Albert F. Gunther, Roches ter, N.Y. : Count Tolstoi's will has been pro- bated. It bequeaths the entire rights of all his writings, before and" alter his conversion in 1881, to his daugh- ter, Alexandra. Fire partly destroyed the millinery parlors of Misses Mcbonald & Milligan, Owen Sound, Ont., early Wednesday morning. Loss about $2,500; covered by insurance. There will be important changes in the French éabinet after the new bud: get is voted upon. When these changes take place new liberal ministers will be appointed. The damage suit, brought by Mrs. Mare A. Clark, Bapinaw, Mich., ainst Eliza'>eth Antoinette Gazanm, the Philadelphfa heiress, is over, Miss Gazzam paying $25,000, The Ontario railway and municipal hoard will meet to-morrow and give a hearing on the new rule of the Tor- buked Devine and told him he should not nmake such statements unless he prove them. According to Pogue's evidence, Oliver said if prison. ! would lick the insides out of him, while Oliver says prisoner told him that if be would come down to the Oliver did corner until he thought prison- er had gone, and then start for the boat. When in 'front Folger's ticket office he en- ¢ountered the prisoner and they grap- pled at once, both falling to the ground together. Some one kicked Oliver in the bead and he got up and started to walk away when some one called that Devine was going after him with a knife. He turned just in time to receive a gash in the face and, later on, one on the hand. He went to the police station at once and had levine arrested. Oliver said when they first grappled he took a pair of steel knuckles from Devine and threw them into the pressed by W. PF. Nickle, ho said that it might have been a sailor's palm which is used for sewing, the same as a lady's thimble, Constables Arnjel and Mallinger sta- ted the particulars of the arrest, and tified the jack knife, uoed in court, ae the one which had (il is feared recital 4 rl dd operas Pagilicel. work onto Street Railway Co. prohibiting smoking on the rear pyatforms of cars. Sixteen persons have perished in «a great storm off Corunna, Spain, and, the death loss will go much higher. Twelve were drowned when the lighter Princessa foundered. Communication with Matamors, Mexico, is cut off, but the report has come that a battle has been fought between revolutionists and federal troops, but the fate of the city is not known. Business engagements prevenied R. R. Gamey, M.P.P., for Manitoulin, from. accepting the invitation of the Tariff Reform League to go over to Evzland and speak during the pres- ent campaign, From a mile and three-quarters to two miles of stedl are being laid daily by the Grand Trunk Pacific west of Edson. A double gang of men is om- ployed and the work 'is being rushed rhead with all possible s; i Two old women, blind and helpless, were taken from the Montreal city hall steps, on Tuesday night, where they were shivering in the snow storm and given the protection of police quar- tere, For fifteen years, these same women have been, periodically, sent to the female jail for care. Shakesperian Recital at Grand. Reginald Murray, the English bari- tone, who is assis Miss Barbara Tennant at her recital next Monday at the Grand Opera House, has made a Siat réputation or himeclt in he couniey, parti y in operatic and oratorio work, Mr. Murray will with the fitologue from This magnificent gives the singer a splendid portunity, which on Murray, rich voice, takes full advantage Ts," | vicinity of Oromocto, of. he | articles COMPANY ASKS FOR BIG GRANT OF LAND. 50-Acre Farms Projected--Com- pany to Erect Buildings, Clear Land and® Plant First Crop-- Allans Interested. St, John, N.B., Nov. 30.--A coloniz- ation scheme, which, if carried ous, is expected to prove of grest vaiue 14 the province, has been outlined in o letter to Premier Hazen by Wm. Thom son & Co. The government is asked to grant:te a company that would be Ed for the purpose some thous ands of acres of crown land in tle The company hity each, would divide it into farms of #cres, erect Tarm buildings on clear the land and put in the frst crop. To secure settlers they woul, send a lecturer to Great Britain, with moving pictures showing the wrricul- ture of the province. Easy terms of payment would be arranged, the fara work would all be carried on |, Vader the supervision of the company's sup. erintendent, and the settlers would Le given opportunity to hire machinery, ete., at lowest rates. It is understand that H, & A. Allan are also interest: ed in the project. Premier Hazen suid that the provision would be laid be- fore the government at Ms noxt meet- ing. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up by Re- porters on Their Rounds, Large variety of electroliers; prices low, at Robertson Bros', William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MeAuley's. Phone 77% Nordheimer, the "Quality Tone" piano. Show rooms, 159 Princess street, The Christmas stock has arrived at jall the stores. The ' early customers vill have the bgst choice. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, King street. Leave orders at Auley's bookstore. J. B. Anglin, Battersea, in the city, today, leaves, this afternoon, for Oshawa and Parry Sound. The Portsmouth philosopher says do your Christinas shopping early, that | is if you are lucky enough to have the price. No Christmas gift would be so much 21 Mee appreciated as a '""Nordheimer piano." Show rooms, "Kirkpatrick's," 159 § Princess street, 8 | This morning, E. E. Wathem took | out a permit at the city engineer's of- | fice for the erection of a brick resi-| dence on lot 4, on the west side of Clergy street west, for W. J. Paul. { Last night, the police station gave | shelter to a couple of men, who had | no place to go, and who were, with- out the price to pay Jor a night's lodging. The men were strangers, and were in search for work. Liberal allowance made for old in- struments taken in exchange for a Nordheimer piano. Show rooms, Kirkpatrick's art gallery. Sad news for the children of King. ston and Hatter"s Bay. The Ports mouth philosopher dears that Santa, Claus will not come this yéar be cause the city council fai to de cide on permanent pavements. The Wolfe Island council has not yot come to a final conclusion as to what improvements should be made to the steamer Wolfe Islanderiduring the winter. It is to have another meeting this week to settle the matter. If thers is no end to the making of books, then there is no end of their wearing out. We repair and make them as good as new. The Whig Book Bind- ! ery. A prisoner, who was recently brought down to the penitentiary t. serve a term, was taken back London, to-day, in charge of one of the guards. (He is wanted to give evi- dence in a case, which will come up at the assizes there. On Tuesday "Jack" Millan, who underwent an operation at the Hotel Dien, as a resnlt of having a piece of Jead, from a lead pencil lodged in his eye, was.removed to his home, on Earl street. He is much improved | but it will require several weeks' | treatment yet before the eye will be all right again. ---------- Mrs. McClung's New Book. All booklovers who enjoved "Sowing Seeds in Danny," by Mrs. McClung, will welcome her' new book, "The Se- cond Chance," which contains. a further account of Pearlie Watson. And she is the same comical, honest, warm- | Swarted, delightful little Irish girl toat makes one's heart grow warm and brought the smile to one's face every few minutes. For sale by R. Uglow & Co. Price $1.20 per copy. lows: Bearance, D. Pound, S. Pound, retire 5 TO OUR ADVERTISERS. to Christmas Suggestions 1st. There are only 21 Shopping Days before Christmas, 2nd. The last 10 days before Christmas are busy ones. But we have prepared for the usual rush'by adding new sales- peaple and arranged for the prompt de- livery of parcels. 3rd. JUST THE SAME. Won't you buy as early in the month as possible ? We can give you better service then and give more attention to your wants, EARLY SHOPPING means easier buy- ing. Special Sale On Friday We have just received a very special purchase at a price greatly below the real value of the goods and expect to have them ready for FRIDAY, Read particulars To-Morrow night. SP Christmas Linens. PURE LINEN TABLE COVERS With Napkins to match. Many new and no- vel designs and a great assortment between from $4.50 to $16.50. HAND EMBROIDERED Sideboard Covers, Table Centres, Doylies and Squares, Tray Covers aud Pillow Shams, HAND EMBROIDERED Fine Huckaback Towels, Pure Linen and with new and novel designs Embroidered on ends. of advts. just at present that must of necessity be sent. in early to receive attention. Nothing in the long Hst of useful we same would be Ralf s0 much as a Bafety Razor. Every time he has a smooth, clean shave he would be bound to think of the giver We have them in DEORE 5.00 Ta We have just received throes 3 regular lines of $5.00 Tan { Winter Boots too late to sell § this year at regular prices. All warsrproof. All with 3 double sole. Ome with high © leg. Ons with leather lining Great Bargains for anyone wanting & good Winter Boot All this week we will offer BB these at $4.00.

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