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. iss this event. The it grows better. The old friends about the .ugh’s Challenge Sale UH ELUTHINE Lll' semi-annual Clean $4.25 $1.75 $2.95 33 95 $1.50 For - 95c coats for . for l Suits for .1323 for - Suizsf s Furnizhings L .. , . be temptlng V buy wnet'ner for wear, Winter Socks, Heavy ’intcr Glues, Hats and Caps. 3 an W -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-'== DIV ORC E IN ITALY. â€"â€"â€" Vatican's Opposition to It lam * ‘l'lme 0! Vote Approaches. Home, Jan. EEGâ€"With the approach- 02 the date for the reassenbling 0" ?arlixne;.._, the agltation against me Government’s divorce bill is 139“ rosin; more ac'lte. In several dio" fuses p ‘1Lc pray ers have been ofierv- ed tin-.2 the bill may be rejected, and a sgecial lust has been ordainéd 83’ the Church o! the GeSU. 50m newspapers point out that the most- nrali-Sal r:.-’~thod for stopping SuCh‘ igitation atholifi egrty to 5 Kid Catholic members t0? "a:-liamer.:, but the Papal PYOhibi' ;on age, ': the (.‘atholics voting 8‘5 oencral cit-“lions is still in 10:00:. IRISH CITY SCORCHED. amage Placed at 83,000,000â€"1‘3840 .’ Armagh Paralyzed. Armagh, Ireland, Jail. 263-1 9'9“" e broke out here yesterday. and" .pi‘ead so re; idly .‘lgnds being ';:'~:.'..Ie to cope with its elfast, 35 ::.ll~‘~ distant, was 3P", "ed to for aid. H. ET). o! the largest warehouses and hops ix: the centre of the towns. that: utmage being estimatecl at 3300-00“ ‘he trade of the towni s plural-137593.I y this destruction. The timely 1"" oOVal of a. quantity OI urns-mi“ on: one of the stores, 8V orse disaster. v“ Spain Sues Clyde Bulldm Evii"b‘,;:‘gh, Jan. 22.â€"The S" ‘ ‘i' -r of Marine, Senor 38-11 .' out, Regan action yesterday he Cox" of Sessions'to root) 1 375,000 from the Clyde Bank ' mooring and Shipbuilding COI-np.d 003.359 of the company's failure eliver in contract time four ' ' oat destroyers which had been ruled for usa during the S“ ‘ merican war. e l O the season's selling the ready cash. Cases in point are ’ g you need, inspect it, after taking it home UlEHEDlTS othing for Boys. oats for . - $3 95 c i i i g g that, the local firs- ’ The fire burned: moo-as sum 9"“ l!- mamwwmhfi New York. 'Jan. .- a7 ‘ bournaAcon-espondent 61 5 in”. says: project. of great magnitude has just. been launched by the South Australian Government. It. is - tor the construction of a railwaywhlch, joined to the lengths'alrcady built. will connect the Indian with .tbo SouthPaciflc Ocean. Itlsto run lrom south to north thromh the State 01 south Australia, or through what is called the Northern Territory. The length 0! the line is to be 1,200 miles, and the line isto be constructed on a gains of 31cct 6 inches. and is to be capable of carrying mm: at a. speed of twenty miles an hour, including stoppages. It is estimated to cost £6,000,000 (830,000,000). Tenders are to be invited from Australia, the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany. Eighteen months are to be allowed for the preparation of tenders. The syndicate taking up the contract. will, in Autism lor the ox- pendi‘ture of £6,000,000, be granted territory to the extent of 75,000 acres per mile, or altogether 90.000.- 000 acres. The area is tar larger than the whole of Great Britain and Ireland, or New anland. There is no stipu- lation as to the nationality of the syndicate; consequently the coded territory may be settled upon either by Britishers, Americans, French or Germans. The race must be white. as. according to the laws of the Commonwclath, colored immigration Is forbidden. The line will run, 01 course. through some of the hottest parts of Australia. The scheme has received the approval of the South Austral- ian Parliament, and the Government will at once take steps to bring ,it under the notice 0! capitalists. About 5,000 people live in the land to be averted by the proposed railway sor- cs. cs teem. ‘ Watches, Diamonds and as of all kindsand " , 1.6\-a,1 gift. w. F. McCARTY. The Popular Jewelry Store The Rathbun Co. UN) \Y, A’iifi IYJ Wholesale and Retail dealers in Salt over 100carloads handled during 1902 :llARDWOOl) LUMBER WANTED Basswood, Elm and Birch (cut t3 rder preferred) All kinds oi'Logs wanted at CHARRE‘D BODIES FOUND. Remains of Fireman Hatlhows and Brake- man Ever-let Recovered From tho 6.1.3. Wreck at Nowtonvillo. Port Hope. Jan. 27.â€"-What is lefl‘. --0ur Mills at Lindsayand Fenelon of the bodies of Fireman Thomas .Falls. MattheWS and Brakeman Benjamin Everist, the victims of the collision on the Grand Trunk last Wedne§day night, was lound by the searching party yesterday. The charred re- mains of Matthews were discovered in the morning and were absalutely unrecognizable. The top part of the body was burned almost to a crisp, and the leit arm had been evidently torn on. The back of the skull and the skull were found. but only on the legs was there any flesh. He Was identified by the trousers and the smouldering remnants of a Woollen vest he wore. His father and two brothers have been diligently searchâ€" ing night and day for the body since the wreck. The badly charred remains of Brakeman Everist were dug from be- neath the wreck last evening by the wrecking crew, and were brought here, where they are laid beside those of the other victim. His left arm had been torn off. The wreckage is not yet all cleared away. but. the line is open for regu- lar tramc. ' (i. H. M. BAKER Agent M 09 BlllS. General Merchants v-Olkwooll, = Successors to flog; Bros. Ont. lailmlng Department This department of the store is still alive as orders are coming in freely. We are anxious to clear out all winter tweods or any that. were in stock when we took possession.‘ We are giving special inducements to make a clearing. $16.00 to $18.00 suits going for $12.00 Pants to order in Worsted $3.50 $4.50 and $5.00. Worsted Suits to order in Blue. Black and Grey at. $17.00, $18.00 .and .320. trimmed with best linings, fit guaranteed. Heady-Made Clothing Men’s D. B. Suits in grey freizs ‘WOl’th $8.50 for $6.50. llen's B. D. Reefers in grey trelzc $3.00 and $4.50. Boy's D. B. Roofers from $2.25 to $300 each.- All our men’s ready made: clothing 393‘s l). B. Reefers from $2.25 t43 -$3.o0 and $4.50. PROFESSOR’S HAIR SINGED. Famous nominees, However, Showed Admirablo Presence of mud. Berlin, Jan. 27.â€"Prof. Mommscn, whose flowing white locks are conâ€" ings in Berlin, almost lost his hair yesterday. He climbed on a ladde- to the topmost booksth 01 hlsllb-z rary to get a volume, and held a candle too near. his head, .with the result that his hair caught fl". '1!» Professor succeeded in throwing the. skirts of his study gown over ‘ his head and smothered the names. His family. his . “It is all over with my beau- tense: 1.37,". Premiers in Ottawa. Ottawa, Jan. 27.â€"-'1‘hc interprovin- cial conference will open to-day. Those here at present are Hon; J . R. Strabton, Provincial Secretary, Ontario; 1109...}. w. Langley, Attorâ€" ney-General, ‘17 v3; Scotla; .8011. Mr. Premier, Prince Edward Isl- anyone desiring a. fur coat. cap. caperme, anything in this line will, save money by giving In their or“. Egg; dried apples and fowl of all A n .I - andattbesame “ . YorkformyyeenJhpumm lasoillleranglnglromu to 80 ”33- “.mwugnt at Gracelandonuue sacrum of Nov Jet-w. mum. N.J.,' mfihfinoyllmuonne Emce- plowedattopspeedlntodleresnol slocsltrain. Immediately an: All the same. ladies dad gentle-Dom, I have nothmg’ to regret as to the course which the governmen' t. book. l theeruhthfleoltbeehatwodcan‘rmwemfigmineubmimng oltbeloealtraln £00ka ing impossibletherescueolmanyol thewounded,whowcmplnned last inchewreck‘ . Whodl'aarobo- lisvod to have been summed. 0n boudthoflycdltbeWJal. thonghbadlyshaksn injured, save for trifling lit-list...~ 03,11”qu When the engine plowed into the rear car it partly split. the our open, time W it up In fills manner besides. being beneath the overturned on- beast! and laboringto ‘to their heads theyworomlng to chop away the wreckage. Some bog- .so raved, more cursodandpraycd ai- London. Ont... Jan. 28. â€" John Walker, a car inspector, who lived at No.7708 Colbornc street. was killâ€" cdatthoG.T.R.dcpothcrc last night about 7.40 o'clock. He was' engaged in coupling the air brakes on the engine of the Pacific express. and was caught between the engine and the baggage coach and had the top of his head almost out on. â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"Iâ€"_ 52 BURN TO DEATH. Live-Lost known-tire at Calm, Hatch Institution as London. England. London, Jan. 28.â€"Fifty-two wo- men insane patients were burncd to death by a fire at. the Colney Hatch Asylum yesterday morning. The outbreak occurred in the Jew- ish wing of the institution. The dam spread with great rapidity and before they could be got under control five wooden buildings, in- cluding dormitories and the doctors’ apartments were gutted. All the edorts o! the oflidala were directed to removing the insane in- mates, but the latter became wild with excitement and so panic-strick- en that not: only were they unable to help themselves, but greatly impeded the operations of those trying to Th the burned ann fire was discovered. The work ruins continues. that fifty-two bodies have been recovered, but it is (cared that the full exten o! the disaster is not yet known. the victims were lunatics. WARDENS- Sons ot‘rhoss mooted on Tuesdavhr‘h" County Councils- Kentâ€"Thomas Robinsoa,~ Tilbury. Wellandâ€"N. B. Hogan. Peterboroâ€"Richard Crows. Leeds and Grenville-«B.= W. Wat»- chorn. Haliburtonâ€"Dr. Cum. Lincolnâ€"David Jackson. Hastingsâ€"W. J. Douglass. Waterlooâ€"Alex. Paterson, Huronâ€"W. H. Kerr. Lambtonâ€"Mcllahon. Haldilnmmâ€"dlr. Bum. Oxlordâ€"T. R. Wallace. Frontenacâ€"Joshua Cox. McKellar. A. Fowler. ' Perth-Robert T. Rem Victoriaâ€"John Bailey. nâ€"Charlcs Hobr. Premier, and Han. the Ilquor Act. to the people as 'wo‘ did last W. The question was of and: extreme importance that unless we kncW, we might. have pro- sion it. has not. been burttul ; ' 'rathcr been helplul: you have had ’an educational significance. You have vote which you claim has given great Istrength to you. All that. we have done for you, wittingly or unwittingâ€" ly. (Hear, hear.) SEPARATE DAY DEFENDED I observe, too, the genera disposi- .tion on the part c! the temperance man now to unite. As llr. Gibson .says, you were not in a friendly frame of mind yourselves last year lwben our announcement was made - consequently there was some disun1 ‘103 among you. I am not to criti- case you {or that didcmnce. I want tommiligéail: lsggyޣposition that we 1 a se for that vote. (gear. barrar'l‘l‘: most superficial observer will admit that the vote, if it had been talmn in conjunction with the municipal elections, would have lost. much of its Significance. The (art that 200,- ,000 gave a vote on a special day set. for the purpose indicates, as you can loll understand, a stromer conviction .0! duty than it the vote for prohibiâ€" tion Was part of some other con- snderation- I am sorry the roads were bad. The date was not. of my choosmg. My first. proposition was {or the vote in October. It was not found convenient, so the date was dlanged. I mention that so that you may understand my position. and without the last. design to reâ€" flect upon anybody. ACCEPTS THE VERDICT You are here. You have had your conference; you have met. on former occasions since the vote was taken. You haxe met here, reprcscnultive nlen. strong men in the church, strong men in the community, men who have the right to speak for per- haps a number of othersâ€"l‘ur‘xuore 'tban themselves; that is, men who represent. more than indh luunl Voters, and you are speaknp; “hut. you believe to be the sentiment ol lthose who voted. 1 have no doubt you are. 1 have no doubt. you re- present accurately the views expres- the discussion, and I appreciate its kindness and sincerity, and this is the point: A general disposition to (mphasize the duty of the govern- ment rather the) the duty of the legislature. The measure of a gov. crnmcnt‘s mponsibility under our constitutional system as it is worked out is its majority. Although the leader of the government at. the pre- sent timc, and the leader of the Li- beral party, I am not. the Liberal party. I can only go so far as my supporters in the legislature will on- able me to go. You say if we had as large a vote as you had we would have something like 77 of a. mayonâ€" ty. I am scary I have not that. majority. (Laughton) 11; would add very greatly to my comfort to- night. and perhaps add to the em- ciency of the legislatue. But. who- ther my majority be large or small, if I amtoexistitmustbemaln- tained intact. ’ My duty. however, in connection with this question is to consult my empowers. and that I shall do at the onrliwtmpportunity- The ear- liest opportunity 'will be when the when we. will see how hers will support the ernmen't ‘ in i‘mplcmenthg- ithat vote. , That is the only pomtlon I 'can take so-day. There are some of the question on which YO“ do not. agree yourselves. I hope we will agree, and, when We “a" e 'I would feel. humiliated it you wouldjllay “St and or any BIG BARGAINS one... â€"0DD- Pants. Vests, Costs, lets, Caps, Furs. .w‘ Tommi}! ‘ erwesr I Rectumlitts. Gloves, etc. here has a string for legislation when the house meets, and we trust that. the legislation will meet with the approval and con- fidenCc of the country. Allow me to assure you that we are always glad to meet those who affect. public opinâ€" ion, and particularly glad to meet those who we think have no sinister we. can go as far or not." (Applause.) W [P IABY WULD TALK it baby could only 'x" “I am sure (launcy, L'AM?‘ ‘. talk," says Mrs. B. ble, Ont... , 'Da'blcts too. They have Elven better results than any other mod:â€" cinc I have ever used for my little one." This is the verdict of all mothers who have used Baby's Own Tablets, and it is the very best proof that no other medicine can equal them for the speedy relief and cure of common ailments of little ones. These .Ta'blets cure colic. constipa- tion, sour stomach. diarrhoea and simple fevers; they break up colds, prevent. croup. and allay the Irmaâ€" tion accompanying the cuttihg of teeth, and are positively the guaran- tced t contain no opiate. All chil- 0 readily. and for very writing dirccswto -_~ Medicine Col“: ' Ont... or Soilcnect‘idyr'N-r Y. Send for our boo on 6 care of infants and young children. Every mother should have it. Brockvi '03 _ moss AND STATIONARY Gob G.A. BlITLESBookShnn