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THE DAILY WHIG, THU RSDAY, JANUARY 2. JHave a pace i Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, bs, Stiff Joints, Bites and General Trusts ~~ Corporation STR E r . Vaults, it, $1,000,000 ® Fung 88.000. President HOSKIN, Q.0, LL.D Vios-Premdents : WOUD, W. JH. BEATTY, Esq NGM UIR, Managing Director IGMU IR, Assistant Manager DAVEY, Secretary. JCIab, he said: abe Childrewin-Home. impressive. No one can accuse the THE WHIG - 68th YEAR. DAILY BWITISR iG, 5 ovaiing at 506 $10 Kiax Bonantied eo" Per your Editions st 3:80 and 4 WERK LY WHIG, 13 ttached io of best. Job Print ing Offices in power Re Bry s\ylish and shenp work: nise Pprecses. EDW. J.B PROPRIETOR. calist. ; ¥ E DAILY WHIG. *Opiser per Orem Dicor.' a -- rs era ena HOME. FOR IMBECILE CHILDREN, A eouple of children have been found in the city ander circumstances which suggested their immediate removal to They are imbe cilew' and have not had the special care that ought to be 'theirs. The youdg that are without the usual en burdensome enough to the moat devoted parents, but they @re sure the care and attention that spring from parental aflection. One of the children to which reference is made has been abandoned by its unnatural. pafents. It has been with its foster mother, whose poverty has made it impossible to offer it he scantiest comforts. She claims that she has fod it for eight years & that ®he has provided fof is as best she could, considecip" that she has not been # thing towards its va Whe Would have] the city for assignment he publig institutions, Its in the Children's Home, | "here it finds an asylum for the present. The province may fot for imbecile children, but it 'shonld bave it, and the dis- tressing facts that have been laid be fore the Whig make the urgency of the provision very great. ------------------ THE WARD SYSTEM. The aim of the aldefinen should be to abolish ward appropriations. They involve the direction of work by ward sometimes it looks are made or TH dowments are of committees, and ap if walks and roads it\ is necessary to spend the money and make showing for it. The man who is most prodigal with the public money is sonletimes considered the best re presentative and he gets the greater ¢redit. from an indiscriminate elector- ate. The ideal method would he to sect. apart a ceriain swum for public works, and have these works carried on, according to the the case, and wpon the unbiased re- commendation of the engineer. The board of works should have, annual- ly. or oftener, reports from its offi- cials, as to the necas oi the city, and these ghould be taken up and dispos- ed of in the order of merit, Once this method of doing the people's business were Tally tried the probability is it would become in general favour and there would be no return to the sys fem at sectional jealousies and imperfections. The city which makes no changes in its manner of acing business is not sharing in the spirit of the times Municipally as well as commercially Kingston ought to be up-to-date. remade because some necessities of present followed, with all its A VIEW NF PROHIBITION. The rebuke of the prohibitionists by Bishop Potter, of New York, must be cerercly felt, His lordship is a man of the people. He is in perfect touch with them, and knows their wants," if any churchman does, . He-has hoon the sympathizer' with "labour in form, has championed: its cause to ex every vellént purpose, and only recently par: ticipated in a conference which pro mises to bring about, if anything can, a good unde standing between the ¢m- ployers and their employves. ' The liquor question very naturylly has challenged his attention, and he us considered it with the precision fl serutiny which are characteristic ,. they imbibe various pre which contain a very much tage of alcohol. Thus, in a recent discussion of the Church "In Maine, New Hatapshire and Ver mont, 'to-day, hy acteal statistics the corsumi tion of esctain preparations is. larger than 'anywhe e elie in the country. (ne of these is a sarsapa- tills, which has seienicen per cent. of alcohol. Another is a compound with twenty even per cent. of alcohol. An- other is a biters wich sixty.one per cent. of alcohol, and great multitudes of people who are sworn prohibition ists are the consumers of these things. If we are going tw persist in hi policy to screw ap all the front doors on Sunday anfl open the back doors, we are going to nurse a race of hypo- Lerites, to furnish an tanity to the police to exset a bonus and to close door to the manly and christinn method of dealing with in- temperance. Prohibi ion is an impu- dent rand and an impadent feilare." These are strong words, and they come from a source which makes them bishop of truckling to a passing sen- | gincat. He is a man of rare indepen ; 'and 3 beity to declare that the conservative RECORD OF MR. TOYE. There are elections on and rumours of others; and the indication is that the people will have for a while ail of this kind of thing they can desire, The only course which circwinstances can suggest js that each appeal the eloctgrate be considered Sh merits. So far as the mayoralty is cerned the question to be sevtlel ix, Who, when elected, will be most like ly to serve the city the best? The addresses of the candidates on the day ' of noupination have been con 1 trasted. The 'contrast, in all fairness, con H He has not posed as an orator is essentially a business man, and imparted sufficient of his spit his public service to make" i » tive. He was expected ; mp ig x 4 story of hiy and simple language' ga conduct of plied ars, and this he did to the p= tion of his frienls, Mr. Tops #88 been a worker "in the councili! Me has 'had assigned him, . gue course, his share of its affairs, and he has gone about it like a man 'who had clear conceptions of his duty and the knowledge and desire that made the performance of it complete. It is unnecessary to refer to the win or details. The reforms effected in the fire department, cannot, howaver, Le { overlooked. As be pointed out in his address he took charge of the depart ment at a critical period, and he yave to it the direction that raised it in the estimation of the underwriters and favourably affected the fire rat ings_ of the city. For that service he deserves the gratitude of the slucwors, and they can best express it at the polls. Last year's good management of the public department is beyond question. For the smallest appropria- tion in many vears he accomplished a great deal, with the aid, of Seurse, of his Oonumittee and its officials. It very true that some strects and walks works is | could be made better. That is not an argument. against the adurinistration of Mr. Toye. There were poor walks and streets in the year when the lar: gest amount of money was expended by the streets So that to-day's experience is not new. But therd never was so much done as. in 1901 with the amount of | money, and that is the. point to be | remembered, " Now the mayor is only one of council, and he cannot do as he in any case. But if he be a wise discreet individual, with marked ee ctitive ability, he can do a great deal to direct the public business and bring about the reign of with economy. which any ratepaver desires. The record of the man should have its influence on those with whom the results of the election depend. department. Same the likos and efficiency EDITORIAL NOTES. Mr: McLean's speech at the vivie nominations very advanced. * Mr. litle ahead of the average citivep, but he is a leader who lgads." in Toronto was Mclean is living a Star says that Mr. Mcloen's in the Toronto means that he becomes, more than ever, a lender of his party. Does it not want something of the kind ? The SUCCESS mayorulty Sir Thomas Lipton has- a great strike on of his employees, who numbered by thousands. They that if he yacht are think millions spend a little more on them, and pay them "'a liv- ing wage." They'll get it, too. can spend on racing he can -- . Mr. Whitney has been in Ottawa, and has arranged it that an lrish- Catholic shall Be one of the two con servative candidates in the approach: ing local election. His mofto is "The Irish must apply." This Ottawa man applied, however, in the last gerieral election, and was defeated by Mr. Whitney's political f1iends. "The Mail wants Mr. MoLean killed, politically, because he had the amin loaders in Ontario are a clique of ia competents, who are watking by an derhand methods, and Mr. McLean has some of those nien up against him in the mayoraliy elec tion, and he seems to know them. moss-backs. In the Philippines up to April last $202,552,000 had been the cost of the war of congue t by. the United States; M8 officers and men had, died in action or from wounds and 2,120 from diseese. The republic is a fine platform from which to attack Brit gin on the Bocr war, when she was drawn into the fight in defence. her South Afiican colony being attacked -------- In Ainslco's Magarine for Japuary "Jerome, the Politician Militant," is a splendid character study of New: York district attorvey, who i . achiev cannot be 'éounted against Mr. Toye. ! | Angla-Oriental vesterdiy; |THE TRIAL COST A FORTUNE | EXPENSIVE PRISONERS SINCE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT. Hooley Has Been Retired Fro Various Offices--Aus+ tria Has a Religious Cow flict--A Moslems University for India. London, Jan. 2 that the vost of the prosecation wi Theodore and Laura Jackson, wha were lately #Micted here. of obtain under {alse profences and wactices, exceeded by £2,000 ghewt comp "OF anv (odl sine amons Pichborne case, The Gazette announces that Ernest Terah Hooley is removed from the list of deputy licutenants for the county of Cambridge, also from the hist for the county of Huntingdon, ae he ix no longer qualified 'as requirdd by the provisions of the militia act. The Vienna correspondent of the Times | says there is much dissatisfac tion among the clericals -because the evangelical alliance of Halle, Germany, bas voted 500,000 marks (£119,000) in support of the "Emancipation from Rome" movement. An establishmént of eighty Jesuits is to be founded at Agram, Hungary, next July Its ob ject iz said to be to secure "a basis of operations for a far-reaching in vasion. A despatch from Madras a savy The Graphic to the | Times save that at the Mohammedan educational conference 'stops-were "taken to found a geitral ® residential Mohammedan university for India. Many contribu tions and offers of scholarships were announced. - It is romored here that Charles T Yerkes "has hought the uricomplcted Baker street Waterloo tube railway for £250,000, } Col. Nunsiker, presiding at a meet ing 'of the nickel corporation, said he accepted the chairmanship at the re quest of American friends, who were negotiating to buy a block of the cor poration's shares. He suggested four names for directors and observed that he could add nothing to the directors' report until the auditors had finished with the accounts. He would not say, until that time, whether the am ount that the nickel corporation had loaned to the London and Globe finance 'corporaticir-w £150.00 or £200,000, but the company would take measures to recover the loan if its le gal advisers thought that possible. Sybil Sanderson To Wed. Philadelphia, Jan. 2--Mme Sybil Sanderson announced topduy her wn- gagement to marry Cemite de Fitz James. The ceremony wilt take place in Paris some time late in January It was the wish of Mme. Sanderson to be married in .this country, hut she decided to sacrifice her own wish es in order that har mother, who is now in Paris, might hs present at the ceremony. Rockefeller's Gift To Barnard. New York, Jan. 2.----Barnard col lege announces that it has succeeded in raising $200,000 ip compliance with the conditions necessary. to receive the conditional giiv of a like sum from John D. Rockefeller. The money is to be applied to the endowment of the college, to be used at the discretion of the frustees." Joins The Teetotallers. London, Jan. 2.-T. P. O0'Cotinor; M.P., hes appeared in the ranks of temperapee advocate, giving this us is solemn, matured opinion: "I ke lieve that in half a century from now no man will rise in the heights of any profes ion, in the Tfeld, in the tornm or at the desk, who is not a tectotallor." Dean Jellett Dead. Dublin, Jan, 2----Very Re Herry Jellett, dean of St. Patrick's, died Tuesday. Dean Jellett was prominent in church circles for many vears, and was the author of a number of well known publicatiors, including "The Irish Church and tle Articles of 1615," and "Some Thoughts on the Christian Life." Doubled The Salaries. New York; Jan: 2--Fmployers the office of J. PP. Morgan & Ca, ceived a New Year's gift of exactly 100 per cent. of their salaries. This 1s the largest distribution of profits ever given by a financial house in the his tory of Wall street. ---- Declines To Go To Pretoria. 81. John, NB. Jan. 2.-Dr. H. Bridges, city supe intendent of educa tion; who has reevived an offer of 54 - 000 a. year to take, charge of the hich school An Pretovie, will remain in St John. The school board has increas ed bis salary $400 in order to retain his services. in re = Marriages Prohibited. Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. 2A number of new laws enscted at the lest res ¢ion of the Pennsylvania legislative, went into eect vesterda Among the number is a law prohibiting the marriage of first cousirs in this state. January 2nd, 1902. This day thirty yeass the Whig passed into new ." What has the verdict been? Daily eir- culation multiplied times ; weekly issue multi- plied nine times. ' Its purchase THE WHIG'S OUT-OF- TOWN RECORD. Long Term Contracts of That Paper for 1901. - An Exhipit That a Journal in a Smal City May be Proud of. Quality of Circulation and Local Superiority is Telling, Angier Chemical company. Alonzo 0. Bliss medicines. Abbey Effervescent salts. Arnold Chemical company. American Mail Order company. Albert Toilet scaps. Allan steamship line. American Tobacco company. Apioline pills, Auer lights. Apollinaris waters, A. R. Eremer company. Armour's beef preparations. Boeckh's brooms: Browne & Sony tblets. Blue Ribbon tea. Boyd & Sons' specialties. Bromo-Quinine tablets. Buck Brantford stoves. Bovril preparations. British Chemists' medicines. Bernard Richards cempany. Bradley Garretson company. Chase & Sanborn coffees. Canada Cycle company. Crompton corsets. Chlorodyne, London. Carling brewing company. Cuticura remedies. Carter's little liver pills. Cote & Co's. medicines, Bic. Cook company, Windsor. Corticelli silks. Caledonia waters. Canada rubber company. Dr. Chase medicines. Dunlop bicycle tires. Dr. Christian medicines. Druggists' corporation, Dr. McGahey medicines. Dixon cures. Dr. Sanden's electric belts. Drouet Institute, London. Dr. Knapp medical company. Dominion Radiator company. Dr. Shoop's remedies. Dominion S88. line. Dr. Rex medieal company. Dominion corsets. Doctors Kennedy & Kergan. Dr. Sproule's remedies. Dr. Macdonald's electric belts. Dr. Russell remedies. Dr. McLaughlin medicines. Dr. Morin remedies. Eastern Balm cures. Empire medicine company. Erie Medical company. Epps' cocoas. Eze manufacturing company. E. L. Ethier & Co's tables. Evans Chemical company. Fulford & Co., Pink pills Ferry's seeds. G. G. Green's remedies. Grip Quinine tablets. Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce. Griffith '& Macpherson remedies. Gurney Foundry Co. stoves. G. A. Holland & Sons company. G. Marshall & Co's. 'agencies. Gurney-Tilden stoves. Green & Co., Montreal. Henry Morgan & Co., Montreal. Hermann Wolfe & Company: Home Specialty company. Humphrey's remedies. Hall barber schools. Ihdo-Ceylon teas. Imperial oils. J. M. Douglas & Co., wines. John Stark & Co., stocks. John Noble, Manchester. Kendall horse cures. Knit-To-Fit Mig. company. King Quality shoes. Laidlaw-Watson shoes. Lydia E. Pinkham medicines. Labatt's ales. La Beaute toilet preparations. Miller & Company's medicines. McClary company's stoves. Maypole soaps. Milburn & Company's remedies. Munyon rheumatic remedies. Mine. Ribault complexion goods. Malt Breakfast foods. Marion & Marion, patents. Mayell & Company, Toronto. Marceau's French coffees. Macpherson shoes, Monsoon teas. McEvers & Co. Neave's English food. Natural Food company. Nat. Watch & Jewelry company. National corsets. 3 National cycle company. Ozone remedies. Omaegd oil. Oxydon battery cures. Oxol Fluid Beef preparations. Postum Cereal preparations. Pulmo company. Paris Medicine company. Price Manufacturing company: Packard & Co's shoes. Potter Optical company. Py Wire fencing. Pitcher tablets. Quebec SS. line. . Ryrie Bros., Toronto. Royal Baking powder. Ross teas. Ramsay's paints. Stuart tab! . Slater shoes. Shiloh 4 Genin. 8. G. Detchon medicines. State Homoeopathic Institute. Shawinigan Power company. Santal-Midy remedy. Slocum Chemical company. Samaria Remedy company. Scott & Bowne's cod liver oils. Salada Ceylon teas. Taylor & Co's. safes. Toronto General Trusts Cor. Townsend wines. : company. a Co's soaps. Ly ; by gd -- JANUARY GLEAK WINTER GC NY By OQ AND SPECIAL PURCHASES FOR JANU We're going to try and lift the m out of the rut and humdrum so comn to try and make it a month of lively, dise sellin, by making off. ings of wo! at prices that will command attention. ON FRIDAY WE PLACE ON SALE A SPECI LACES AND EMBROIDER! These goods will be suld at price third lcss than regular. cipating your spring wants. Early chog there i» enough in the lot to mike a big EMBROIDERIES. y MEN'S COLON - L¢gial purchase. spn The lot consisls of Swiss and Cam. ox ? detachable o in stripe, in ox bla ings, $1 for 75c. DRESS TRIMM stock of dress third off regular » Silk and Jet and Wool Gimps, sian and Labe i o embroideries and insertions widths. Every piece this season s brie all import and all new patterns Embroideios, regular 12§¢. for So. Embroideries, regular 15¢. for 10a. Embroiderios, regular 8¢. for Sc Embroideries, regular 10c. for Emhroideries, regular 6c. for do. Allover than value, Te. Embroider ive, one-third oss 65¢. to $1.25. LACES. German Torcheon Laces in a variety of patterns, regular 7c. and Sc. yard, WAIST SILKS grounds, assorted FANCY DRESS] materials, 40 to sorted patterns al w 81 for & MEN'S MOLE PANTS, axtra and stitched, out Regular, $1. J for Bc. yard The a worth French Torchon Lace, for lbe. to 15¢ Real 15¢. to Me. Gerinan Torchon edging, in 12 yard for Rc., 10e., 12jc. and Ibe. a ol pieces, pair piece Women's RPT stors, Maids' Coa selling 'at half prig CHILDREN'S Crown Hats, $1. CHILDREN'S in a variety of de a yard, at French "Laces, designs, worth 5c. 10c., 124c. and 15c. yawd to 2c Guipure Laces, the coming tram ny at hali regular value, Se, "10, 124, 15c., 2%. and 28¢c. yard 81 A LACE CURTAINS--Twi spo ial lines | in assorted deri. s of Ire Not ham nets regular $3.2 $2.50 pair 4 for Regular $2.75 for 82 pair. FEATHER PO for Je HAT BUCKLES Gilt Steel and Je ENGLISH FLA withe, heavy Cloth 1fe., for lue. yd. PATTERN HAS 15, for 85 each. FELT HATS -R Regular $1.75 an WINGS AND BE FLANNELETTE UNDERWEAR jor for 200. each, MEN'S LINED Women and Children, twenty per cent cont. discount SALE STAR S FRIDAY MO continues all month. Fresh lots of go sale each week. January will be an i gain Month STARR /& SUTCL, 118 and 130 Princess Street. GREAT DISCOUN wien CVF Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valise wei 2A 1 tm THE LOCKETT SHO Commencing Saturday, Jan. | Our Whole Stock, From The Finest} sest Goes Ingo This Oreat PER CENT. | DIg ON ALL LADIES. AND GH BOOTS, LOW SHOES AND SL celebrated Sora.is ani Empress (Bell's male), and seversl American alt Fine Kd and Patent Leather Shoes (ex ept the Slater's make) to GREAT DISCOUNT SALE FOR. A Smatler Discount will bz take Boots. | y EIGHT BARGAIN TABLES lu Boys', Giris and Chiidren's Boots at f cent reduction. -- & NOTICE -- During this Grey pay cash and no goods allowed on app! TUCKEDRLAWNS for Aprons, Chil dren's dresses and skirts, <124e., Ibe, 2k. and We. vard VICTORIA LAWNS, thread, 43c inches wide, vard; 15¢., for 124e¢ fine 124 vard strong | for' "x ' i ENGLISH WHITE COTTON, ! even thread, free from dressing, inches wide, special at 10c fine oh yard | discount off regular prices ---- i } mings, one third of 3 for 81; § for TE AY CLEAR SALE S SELLING. of January it. Going k, merchan- merchandise URCHASE OF ual to ond You will save ney by anti is best, bu ek's selling. HIRTS A ape: les and colors [pattern a wide and blue color cur entire Wings ut one od prices ment Silk, Jet ds, Chilfon, Per fons and trim pgular price light and dark Riles. Regular $1.- for Sle GOONS French es wide, in ax designs. Regular ard. BACK TWEED wv, well timmed fit, properly siz unary sale, Tic. Tn Children's Ul our entire stock Fam BLVETS pd 82 for 1.05 FETS--§1.50, IMS Regular 81, dd' ornaments, in to $1, for 2c. ELETTE--36 in. oft Nap, regular Regular $0 to ar $1.25, for Ble, * for The 818-81 to $1.50 JOVES-20 per (NG and will go on sting Bar- FFE, ston. Ont SE