Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Jun 1911, p. 8

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CT Jly > wee through planting, © will his { Tm | FOR THE CONG UNION MEETING, -- Committee Meetings, on Tuesday Afternoon and Evening--¥Formal May be opened atthe Opening of Union on Wednesday. Bank of Toronto, the . a A ar i gy oy money. ih which may | The fifth anpual meeting cof the { Congregational union of all" Canada was opened iii the First Congrega- either af Two persons. tionai chureh, Kingston, Tuesday af These are very con- {ternoon, at three o'elock, "The first venient household ac {day's business was confined to com . {mii > Ainge. 7 3 ms feet counts, "and interest mittee "meetings. At pam. a mee ing of the executive of the usion i As paid on all balances, ; | was held. At 4 pm the church {union committee is Lo meet and st {7.30 pm. there is to be a meeling INCORPORATED 18355. - be withdrawn by {of the general committee gf the Can- lada Congregational Missionary so- ciety. . Wednesday is really the opening day. A supper will be held in the church parlors and an address of wel- come read by Mayor Graharg and re plied to on behalf of the union by Rev. James T. Daly, B.A. ex-chair- - {man of the uhion. An excellent ad- KINGSTON BRANCH {dress is expected from Rev. AE : Garvie, M.A., D.D., principal ofl New 107 PRINCESS ST. « College, London. On I hursday the union. will be in good working order, The following are the delegates : GEORGE 'B. McKAY, Manager, Resources -..... $50,000,000 Clerical--Rev, J. Lambert Alexamder, B.D., Granby, Que; Rev. R. K. Black, Granby, Que.; Rev, E. E. Braithwaite, Ph.D, Torento; Rev. R. W. Carr, Fitch Bay, Que; Rev. HI A, Carson, B.A, Victoria, B.C; Rev. Prof. E. A Cook, Ph.D., Montreal; Rev. ALE Cook, Speedside, Ont; Rev, J. T. Paly, B.A, Maxville; Rev. F. J. Day, M.A. B.D, Memtreal; Rev. R. J. Dryvs- dale, M.A., Rochester, N.Y.: Rev. R. Fairgrieve, Forest; Rev, J. D. Gibson, Yarmouth, N.S.; Rev. Mr. Gilroy, B.A., Hamilton; Rev. Dr. Garvie, prin- : cipal of New College, London; Rev. W, And it is astonishing, but the De- iy (unn, M.A, Toronto; Rev. William partment of Agriculture says that 60 Hipkin, Barrie; Rev. Harold Hovey, per cent. of the blossoms are de-|i wa: Rev. J. G. Hindle, MALBD., gtroyed by the Codling Moth, and the |p i juand, Que.; Rev. Matthew Kel only way to get rid of it is Iv Bragtiord: Bev. B.C. MacTavish, SPRAY Lanark: Rev. W. J MacKillican, Mont. real: Rev. A. Margrett, Tovonto; Rev With the Arsenate of Lead for all |.l. Martin, Ph.D, Montreal: Rev. A Insects and W. Main, Montreal; Rev. H. Moule, Sulphate of Lime for all B.D... Montreal; Rev. G. Fi. Morin Growth, Woedstook: Rev. John Mureay, Shan Rev. Mr. Mahood, Rev Pedley, B.A, Toronto, Rev. Spray Your Fruit Tress. THIS 18 THE TIME FOR THE DEADLY CODLING MOTH, Fungus ' ty Bay; Paris; Let us tell you how to do it andj 7 o~ fncreage your yield of fruit 50 per Hines Podioy, Bx. Montreak Rev. A. -, Fo Pollock, Cobourg: Rev. LW. Pierce, Waterville, Que; Rev. G. FE. Rend, Sherbrooke, Que; Rev. Byron Hl. Stauffer, Toronto; Rev. M: H. San dprson, Berlin; Rev. Dp. b:. S#eox, To ronto; Rev, T. Saunders, Middley lle; Rev. Mi. Spence, Fnbro, Ont. Rev. (i. Watt Smith, MA, Ottawa; Rev. A. G. Sleep, Ottawa; Rev. Mr. Schofield, Ph.D., Toronto; Rev. B. V. Tippett, Burford; Rev. J. T. Tucker, 'St. John, N.B.: Rev. W, H. Wariuner, D.D., Mont- Rev. ¥: C. Woodley, M.A., Dan Rev. R. OG. Watt, Guelph; Wright, Liverpool, N.S, E. Ashdown, Tor- onto; Arthur Birks; Montreal; Miss Irene Bingewfn, Bridgeport; William Copp, Toronto; Mrs. (Rev) "J. T. Daly, Maxville; Mrs. (Rev) T. J. Day, Montreal; George 'Forbes, Embro ; J. E. Hammond, Brantiord; Isaac Hil bon; West Montreal; D. Hilton, Tor- onto: D. M. Johnston, Toronto; Judge Leet, Montreal; J. Leberveau, Mon- treal: P. F. © McEwen, Maxville; M. Matthews, Bellwood; R. N. McLachlan, Montnml: G. A. Monroe, Embro; Miss Maggie and Helen Melville, wris- sionaries, Toronto; - Thomas Moody, Montreal; Gordon O'Hara, Montreal ; M. Pierce, Ottawn; J. OC. Rosevéar, Cobourg; A. Rankin; Middleville; Ww. Sargent, Montreal; D. Stobo, Mon- treal; Misa Sileox, Towonto; H. Symonds, Brantford, J. D. Stewart, Cobourg; George Stead, Hopetown; b. Stodetbaner, Berlin; Mrs. D: Steven: Toronto: F. Snider, Blooming. R. Stark, Toronto: Mrs, Thom- a=. Barrie; J Ihompson, Rosetta; F. B. Willine, Ottawa; L. - P. Winslow, Talgary: Mrs. H. Woodley, Montreal ; William Woetley, Toronto, Arsenate of Lead Sulphate of Lime .. .. Tbe gal Sold only at W. A Mitchell's Hardware STOCK MARKETS real; by, Que; Rev. Mr Lay delegates-- v, Furnished by R. B. Lyman & Co. Anchor Building. June 6th, 1911. 2:30 Open. pm 115% 67% 803 803 34% 135% Amalgamated Copper .. American Smelters Brooklyn Rapid I Belo oc in si sii vin Great Northern, pid. ..... .. General Electric ' Missouri Pacific . MEM... Northern Pacific ..... New York Central . Pennsylvania RR. Reading cc von Rook Island . Southern Pacific Southern Ry. . Union Pavific U.S, Steel en Chicago. Wheat-- July Dee. Corn- son, dale: Sept. ro WENT TO TORONTO Delegates. to Convention Chosen Friends, STOCK QUOTATIONS McCualg Bros, Montreal Through J. O. Hutton. June 6th, 1911. Asked, Offered. rr " As of The following Kingsionians went to Toronto, at moon, today, dele gates to a convention of the Chosen riends Council No. 20, Dr. A. W. Richard- som, R. C. Bell, James Gowan and Charles Lintom; Council No. 217, Daniel Staley and James Daley; Coun- cil o. 13, Harry Sharp, Charles Clark and Willimm Buck, The convention will open on Wednes- day, amd will continue for three days, His expected that five hundred dele gates will be in attendance, ie as CPR. on nie sian shia Detroit United. Dominion Steel Montreal Power Nova Scotian Steel Pennans, Limited ... _Richeliou wl Ogtario ... e----i-- Ida Hill Death. Lda Hill, June 5.~The funeral of the late William Muir took place on Mon- day, and the service was conducted at the Preshytevian church, Sunbury, by Rev. Mr. Drinnan. The deceased was only sick a few days. He died on Fri day evening, his death being a shock to many. "I'he now school building may not be started for a few weeks yet. Robect Robinson and wife are both somewhat improved in health. Their illness was ite serious for some days. Farmers _and appear all erops at present are good. Scholes, Kingston, is days with her sister, / Samuel Makin. Statute labor will be pecformed in fow days. Robert , §t., New York, is spending a fow weeks with his parents - near - the William Webb hat recoversd th having been indisposed some days ago. Stone-cutters are at work" in Cuddy's quary preparing some dressed stone for a building at Smith's Falls. See Bithes $10 outing suits. A car of a Grand Teank freight 'de wailed, gud three cars wrecked, near wrg. ~The Toromto-Montreal ex- was held wp three . hand cleaner, at Mc. 's drug store, 10c. = : Gi Toronto, Was sentenc- Fire Engine Got Stuck. The fire engine belonging to the upper station started for the scene of the blaze on King street this af ternoon, just behind the other rigs, The driver redeived orders to go over Clergy street and down William. He went past Clergy, and instead of gd: ing down Brock to Bagot turned out Lydenbam. The road, which was r& cently torn to pieces, and has not heen rebuilt, was very muddy, as the result .of the heavy rain, and - when the large gray team attacked to the four-ton engine got nearly across the bit of bad road they became tired out and could not get the engine through. The tngine remained there lor half an hour, despite the repeated. efforts of the horses to get it out. 'When - the firemen returned from the run an ex- tra team of horses was hitched in front of the regular team and in this way the engine was drawn out, Sang "God Save the King" Riratiord, June 6.--The Tondon confefente rose to a wan Monday af apees| of M Mary ing a fow ing the Ne Temere decree was put. : Then the big gathering broke lato the Mercer Ineti-| 'God Save the King" and applanded . ftumafltuously,. There wag no mis ibe | taking the spirit of the 'conference as "livheing s unit in aver of the strong resolution, it being insisted that "Ro- man' be placed halore "gthalic,"™ ar omission, bn the original tion. - 3 not answering the census Nd leaner 7 SAD JOE aah FGATIONAL! RECORD NUMBER ternoon when a resolution co a CASES AT | ' GENERAB HOSPITAL. Lack of Accommodation Felt From Time Boyce Submits Report on vention, ' to : ' . | The board of governors, of the| {King general hospital met oR {| Monday after: Pelore the busi-| of the month was taken up, the velcomed, in-a most hes Fraccis Ring, who math pearance, as member of Wf governors. Mr. hing | sents the Kingston Ol Boys, | treal, who, their first annual held in Montreal, & short y and gendrously for the hing | J, requesting Mr. | n on the board. | to qualify | Hugh C.] { be a ston oon in j chairman maahel, | iret a { board "< the | repre | of Mon-| | din- | time'l ner, i ago enthusiastically subscribed 3 nic m ston general hos Ring to represent Besides the $100 necessary Mr. King, the secretary, Walkem writes that there will still further amonat forwarded later | sanagement feel thit thay will} Mr. King a very desirable | and advisor, and he received} the meth | ha govern a most hearty by bers of the board present. I'he of management, in| their xl monthly report recom- | mended that a | ments be made to the morgue, also in hing. reception | committee other parts of the bu as adopted. r The riport submitted by superintendent showed the month Muy to have been a very active in the hospital, in fact the busiest | May, according to the records, which institution has ever had. Usually there is a slight falling off at this season of the year, patients were admitted and 164 dischar besides twenty-five outdoor treatments Up to 'the present number of patients treated since tha beginhing of is largely su Of the medical | of me the ged, time, the the Year in ex: any previous year. De. Bayee, the Canadian held at Niagara very teresting port, and after hearing it the. memprers been As presented a who has attending Hospital Falls, and mstri ociation, tive re expressed themselves abd very pleass 1 the and felt that it certaanly 'w of the institution .to have the superintendent nttend the It was stated by the committee management, that Miss 'Baiod, newly appointed dietirian will ecom- het This will the thorough traming in dieteti Dr. Db. E. Mund and George A. MoGowan reported that they visite the and carefully inspected same. ell with found 1 and that the corncdueted in A ¢ They called with su tions 15 in the interest + conventions of the in «July menee duties give nurses a more i ell hospital wee Ww 8 wtishied they th gitation in stating hey conditions bad no 1 hospi vas very lictent tention to the lack of ommodation which increasingly felt, the e itutian comes more widely known, The attendance of for various reasons was not kjuite as large as usual. Those present were: J. A. Minnes, (chairman); F. G. Lockett, Prof. Marshall, 1. D. Bibby, William Jackson, R. E. Kent and Francis King. - The visiting governors for the ent month are. Francie King and' D. Bibby. as being manngr at- ae 18 7 as be- the. mst ZOVErnors, pres- 11 PICTURE FILM BURNED, Heroes and, Heroines Rushed to the Street. New York, Tune 6.--One hundred and forty miles of moving pictures melted into the air on Monday, leaving no ashes behind, when flames swept through the two-storey building of the ¢ i : {vious to punber of improve | 1 Is MOUTH CONSTABLE. is Being! ge Will Have to be More Active in| Time--Dbr, | Con~ the Futuge--Three Appeals Be- for¢ the Court of Revision--New Walks To be Laid. ai The regulari meeting of the mouth -gounc:l ing. Those present were Reeve laig- en, Councillors Kennedy, Forsythe aid Halliday. : Fhe 'court of revision was held pre- the. meeting. Only three appeals. were made as follows © From R. M. Courtney, Uttawa, who is assessed for three. 'lots. on Al- wington avenue, at $00. He stated that he would be glad to accept $200 for the property. No action. From Johan Smythe, assessed for two dogs, one struck off. G:N.W. Telegraph Co., on _ aecount of village office being closed, appeal allowed, The. following accounts were passed: John Stills, $12.50; Thomas Ewart, $31.18; S. Anglin & Son, $10.64; Stan dard Publishing Co., $2.70; John Scal- y, $35, -- Hooper & Slater received the con- tract for a year's supply of plank ad cedars. It was décided to call for tenders for a new shed and wire fence en closure ut the rear of the village hall. A number of new walks willbe con structed as soon as possible The' village constable "came (in some criticism for inattention to duty. A great many complains are being made by the residents and the council decided that the official will have to be more active in future. for IN MARINE CIRCLES. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at This Port. The steamer Sowards will clear day for lhe barge Dunmore is being loaded with grain, at Richardson's for Montreal. I'he steambarge ed Tuesday morning, for Oswego, load coal for Smith's Falls Lhe steamer lona is expected port to take three blue barges Ottawa to the Welland canal. The barge Brighton, of the M. T Cos fleet, went in the dry dock this morning to have some kepaits made. Edward Booth, recently second mate on the steamer Glenmount, has taken the «position of second on the barge Burmah, Ihe steamer Alexandria was Polger"s wharf, Monday night, her regular trip to Montreal, the Alexandria cleared she board a big cargo of cheese. At Swift's wharf: 'lhe steather Buena Vista came up from Smith's Falls today and went back again; the steamer Toronto made her trip down the river to-day; the steamer Aletha down from bay ports to-day. After the tug Frontenac had left here Monday for Brighton, where the Caspian had gone ashore, word was received that she had worked herself off. A message was sent to Deseronto and the wrecking crew stopped thare and returned to the eity. The damage to her will be practically ne thing as it was a mud bank which she struck, Things are practically. at a stand still at the Kingston Shipbuilding company's plant and will be for some time to come. Except for an | gecasional boat to 'be repaired the works will be quiet for 'the next wix or eight weeks. The keel blocks for one of the govérnment contracts which this company shave to executd to- Oswego. elevator, John Randall clear to mn from at on When had on WAR Powers in the company, film manufacturers, Bronx. Seventy heroes and who were rehearsing a mov ing picture drama when the fire was discovered, fled for their lives to the treet, and for an hour stood in ths stage clothes on and watched the firemen battle the blaze. The building, oekupiad by one of the firemen on dashed into the burning gave his wife and three children, they had already escaped. One dred chickens amd forty ducks rear of the were alive. The at $175,000, siclawalk with the flames spread to the adioinir William Finge duty. building t but hun- in the roasted Finger premises damagd was estimated In Token of Gratitade. Winniper, June 6.-- Archbishop Lang- ovin bas issued an enthusiastic call to that the anthem "God Save the Kine be sung in Latin at all services om Mooronation day. This in recogmition of the leading part his majesty has tak- en in iin, the clause from the éoronation declaration reflecting on the Roman Catholic creed. Shetft Joho Motz, Berlin, Onty, is eighty-one vears old. He is quite ill. | the diocese of St. Boniface, directing] Pt {ier is the star "than { been partly laid, and everything that {can be done towards getting things in shape will' be done werhcations arnve. fat wg M. T. Cos elevator: The steamer | Renville arrived Tuesday morning from | Fart Willian, "Hyhrtered n-oargo 0 | wheat, and cleared forr Montreal | steamer Gordon arrived Tuesday after noon, from Fort William, and {charged grain: steamers Acadian { Mapleton, grain laden, from | William, are due to arrive on | nesday discharge; the tug | sob, from Montreal, with three i the Advance 18 ge | arrive at six o'clock to-night," from | Fort William, to lighter a eargo ot | wheat. | ------ | The Top of the Heap. | Montreal I It doesn't surprise Canadians any more to he told that Sie Wilfrid Laur- attraction at the-greal At dis and Fort Wed to Thom- mrres; steamer to star | show that has opened in Loudon. | first we 8 { the fact. Then, as he continued to | outshine his contemporaries in scenes for which nature would séem to have | made him expressly, we took his pre | eminence for granted. As it stands | now we would probably resent HL . anvone happened along who command. ed anything like the same amount of interest, Sir Edmund Barton ran him a good second at one conference, Mr. Deakin finished a furlong farther back at another; General Botha and Dr. Jameson got friendly greeting in their day. Sit Joseph Ward has moved in- to secorsd place for the present weea- sion, but it is no better than second. The first remains, almost as of right, for Laurier. ------------------ Artificial Fars. "La Nature" describes a new pro cess for producing artificial furs. The skin cardlully shaved off, thawed, and sent to the tanners to be madd into leather. The frozen fur which reinaine 1s allowed to thaw slightly at the boftom, so that a small part of the hair is freed from ice. This thawed portion is then covered with a solu- tion of rubber, which is allowed to sot. The result is that large seam. loss pieces of fur are obtained much cheaper than those which with the natural skin. These same artifi cial furs are said 'to be more lasting { mond from tha stiueke of moths. found an open dlood- They the mys The Hamilton police nit case . partly filled with stsimd elathisg in the bay. drying to char np EVERE CRITICISM FOR PORTS- Ports- | was had Monday evens | have until the plans the hight used to plume ourselves on raw pieces of pelt are frozen, snd the b the real heey." they are ime HE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, JUNE a WH, THE BRIEFEST POS. {GIVEN IN { SIBLE FORM. . o {Matters That Interest Everybody-- |. Notes Frou All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read aml Re- membered. Toronts is suffering from a shortage tof bricks., Work ou the ¢ 1s delayed, |" Rev. J. R. Teddy, C.B.B, {president of St. Michael's Collegyy To- ronto, is seriously ill = : | Hamilton will shortly { 1530-room hotel costing {eated on a central site. i David Mills, Montreal, was fined for selling morphine and cocaine, the first conviction under the law. . ihe New York 'Uribune says reci- protity will pass the senate without amendment "with thirty votes to spare. Last week the CIR. ordered 1,480 cars on the American market andthe Grand Trunk ordered forty-five loco motives, i By # vote of 190 to #1 the Londom Methodist conference endorsed the pro- posed basis of wnion submitted by the {general Eoniference., 7 The Grand Trunk railway traffic earnings from May 22nd to 31st, 1911 were © 1901, S1341,847; 191, $1. 208,103; increase, $133%,7441, Turkish bandits demand seventy-five thousand dollars ransom for the re lease of Prof. Richter, German explor- er, held on Mount Olympus, Ex-Mayor Thomas Payment, (Rtawa, who conducts a drug store, was fined $20 for having sold cogaine to a young man without a' doctor's pre scription. E. Westman, J. M. Law and Thom- as Armstrong; of Toronto, have been dispatched to Petawawa Camp grounds organize thé post facihi- Lies. In three hours, on Tuesday morning, the Toronto eivie hghting departme nt vices, Enuiries have already been re from five large mangfacturing A trunkVsewer former | i new to ceived plants John MeRerracker had his legs brok- en in a runaway and brought from Oukville to Toronto, twenty-five miles, a motor ambulance. The distance was covered in record time. The death occurred on Sunday ternoon, at the residence of her William M. Osborne, Brockville, of Mrs. Fanny Louise Goodison, a resi- dent of Brockville the past seventeen years, Canada's fire loss for May, as mated by the Monetary amounts to $2,564,500, 4 compared lwith $2,735,536 for the corresponding period year, and $3,358,276 for af- son, esti- Times, as last May, 1909, Rev. T. Albert Moore announced at the Hamilton Methodist conference that he had a man at work investi gating the moral and other conditions of Canadian cities. He found Brant ford clean. Many border cities which extend their commerce to Canada and Mexico telegraphed protests to the authorities agninst the decision of the customs court 'which prohibits the free re-entry of domestic animals which have beey, taken across the line. : The Montreal council refused to ace cept the plang of the Grand Trunk railway for the elevation of its tracks in that city, and appointed a com- mittee to present the city's side of the case when the matter comes up be fore the' railway commission, A man who came from Saskatoon, Sask:, to marry a Havelock, Ont. girl, lost a roll of $200 at the Union Station, Puesday morn- ing. He is now without funds to mar- ry of to go home. He reported the matter to. the police, but when they asked his name he refused to give it At Calumet, Que., fire on Tuesday morning, destroved seventeen houses, leaving one hundred homeless, had to escape in their night I'he fire spread rapidly. piled in the streets was burned. None wire injured; the wnfferers-are Err ployed by the Riordan Paper com pany. customs Toronto, on People clothes Furniture NEW PASTOR FOR CHURCH. Congregationalists Awniting News From Kingston, Western London Advertiser Members of the First Congregation. al church are awaiting with no interest word from the big general convention of in Kingston, vegarding a pew pastor. A member of the church stated to the Advertiser that . somethin done very snortly towards filling vacancy caused by the resignation Mov, BE. H. Peatfield. far it is stall that absolutely enll has It en extended to anyene pending some ation at the convention. D0 no Rules of the Road. I'he golden rules governing all tor vessels are put in rhyme and every sen captain required commit them to memory. Those governing the meeting and passing of boats are: mo- is to Two boats, when meeting, When all three lights 1 see ghendd, I port my helm amd show my red. 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