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¥ ~aw »oJLY WHIG SATURDAY DECEMBER 6. TO MIX GRADES] NEWS OF WORLD All The * Returns Not Yet Re-| HARD AND SOFT COAL TO * ceived. FILL ORDERS ROSIN'ON THE CLOTHES AND FLOORS 8 ing one were to rosin the Mtge floors weekly, what would be the result 2 The clothes would become hard and uncomfortable, and catch all the passing dirt readily, and the floors would be so sticky that they would be the more susceptible to dirt and disease. Yet many Wwo- men do rosin their clothes and floors weekly without know g it. Rosin is all very well in its Place, but cost ing, as it does, about one-third the price of pure oils, it is made to take the place of oils in soap, and that is one reason why one can purchase such a large lump of common Soap for the same price as a pure tablet of Sunlight Soap. The rosin part of common soap is no value to you; but the re- verse. That's why one wash with Sunlight Soap is worth two washes with common Soap. Of course, you don't see the, excess rosin in common soap; that's part of the trick; but it is there all the same, and the effect is to give you double labor to little result. If you want rosin for your clothes and floors there is no necessity why you should pay for it at the price of oils. 610 Practice AND Experience Has taught us, that the best way to succeed in business is to say what we mean. When selling a suit, overcoat, or in fact, anything we handle, we explain the qualities of the goods as well as the faults, if there are any. Knowing the nature of the article, you can judge for yourself. You'll get what you expect. Here are the facts: We keep clothing that is up-to-date. Our gent's furnishings are the latest, and the furs we ° scll have no rival. Don't miss it. JOS. SILVER. (Successor to B. Silver,) 102 PRINCESS STREET. Cold Weather Calls for VOTE IN, TONTENAC. [THE 3 PA. EDITION SECOND EDITION NEWS ALSO ON PAGE FIVE. DID YOU GET YOUR SHARE ? On Nov. 25th, GOLD SOAP CONSUMERS received FREE "$4316.75 woith of Prizes. ; EVERYONE ieioe ihe Gone ig competition which closed Nov. 15th, received a prize. Some of the largest prizes went to : : MRS. ALF. PARKER, Peterbo. MR. NAP. LAFRENIERE, Ottawa, 50.00 * MR. JOHN COOPER, Gravenhurst, 30.00 TEN OTHERS received Cash Prizes of not less than $10 each ; 50 received Gold Watches ; 50 re- ceiven Silver Watches ; 5,100 others received Silver-. plated Biscuit Jars, Cake Baskets,Cream Pitchers, Bu.- ter Dishes, Tea Pots, Boudoir Clocks, etc., etc. GOLD SOAP is the purest, best and most econo- mical Soap made. TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF EARTH. All the returns from Frontenac have not yet been received, six subdivi- <ions yet to be heard from. The figures 'to hand are: Garden Island Howe Island,. . . . Kingston, No. 1. Kingston; No. : Kingston, No. & Kingston, No. Kingston, No. 5 Kingston, No. 6 Loborough, No. 1 Loborough, No. 2 Loborough, No. 3. . Loborough, No. 4 Pittsburg, No. L. . Pittsburg, No. 2 Pittsburg, No, 3. Pittsburg, No. 45, . © « . Pittsburg, No. 3 Portland, No. : A new title and mortgage company Portland. No. 2. . . . . with $300,000 capital, has been float- Portland, No. 4. . . . . ed at Albany. s biel a Portland, No. 5. Fifteen regiments in the Philippines Storrington, No. will be relieved by the like number of Storrington, No. 2. . . troops at home. : Storrington, No. 3. - By agreement at Ottawa the Bell Storrington. No. 4 Telephone company's plant has been Wolfe Island, No. 1. . . assessed at $100,000. Woliz Island. No. 2... . Ontario government officials, it is Wolie Island, No: 3. ... announced, must 1n future give guar- Wolie Ishind, No. 4... antee companies bonds. . Twenty-nine out of thirty-five polls Pennsylvania cattle will not suffer give this vote: For, 1,100; against from the embargo, as foot and mouth 492 ge » | dizease is unknown there. i In an address to workingmen, at Breslaw, Emperor William harshly COMMERCIAL MAITERS, The World Talks About a Paper Transfer--The Petition in Cen- tre Bruce to be Postponed--A Meeting to be Called. Toronto, Dec. 6.--Local coal dealers are again taking orders for hard coal, but are cutting the orders in two where possible, supplying half hard and half soft coal. They express them- selves as hopeful of extending the field of distribution as the cold weather ap- proaches. The World, to-day, publishes what it says is a very definite report, that the Evening News has been bought by the Willison-Flavelle svndicate. It is commonly understood, the World adds, that several well known local newspaper men have been "engaged, among others a chief editorial writer. The News, the World says further, is to be retained as an afternoon journ- al, with a morning edition. The trial of the liberal petition against Hugh Clark, M.P.P.. the con- servative member elect in Centre Bruce, has been postponed indefinitely. This leaves every election protest on the list now tried, except the con- servative petition against Hon. E. J. Davis, in North York, and the reform petition acainst Andrew Miscampbell in Sault Ste. Marie. It is announced that as soon as the complete returns . of the referendum vote are known, a meeting of the lead- ine temperance workers will be held here, probably the week after next, to decide upon what step to take next. A fire broke out on the R. & 0. steamer Corsican, this morning, and did £500 damage. The engineer was melting oil on a stove in the ladies' cabin, when the oil over and started the blaze. The brigade was called out but the fire was put out by Capt. Malone. Qixtv-three clubs are represented at the O.H.A. annual meeting, which opened this morning. The proceedings began with an address from the presi- dent, J. Ross Robertson, after which the members were Mr. Robertson's guests at luncheon. The referendum figures this morning are those of the latest returns available till 1 a.m., and show 128,813 votes for the act and 76.469 against it. This gives a ma- jority at present of 52,346, so that the claim of the prohibition leaders, that the majority will be over 60,000, seems to be a very reasonable one. A conference was held to-day, be- tween the minister of education and representatives of the university and the Ontario Agricultural College, re- Matters That Interest Everybody «Notes From all Over--lLittle of Everything Easily, Read and Remembered. Ex-Speaker Reed's condition is still critical. : The Normal school term will likely be extended to one year. Antoine Reaume, Sandwich town- ship, aged eighty-seven, is dead. Navigation is closed at Brighton, Ont., Presqu' Isle harbor being iroz- en over. -S. C. Macdonald, Dunnville, has been appointed county court clerk of Haldi. mand county. What Is Going On In the Business World~Ths Market News. . The present railway mileage of Europe is about one-nmth that of the United States. 'the Canadian Pacific railway has jssued the foilowing return of traffic earnings, from Nov. 21st to Nov. 30th; Week ending Nov. 20th, 1902, 1, - 000: corresponding week, 1901, $1,048,- 000. increase, $104,000. 'the lowest price ever quoted for green Brazilian coffee in the New York market was reached the other days when Rio. No. 7, spot invoices," was marked at 5% cents a pound, Packers ol roasted cofiee made a cut of half a cent a pound to meet the decline jn green coflee. 'Ihe cheese season for 1902 has been one of the most successful of 'any in the history of the Watertown Produce Exchange. The value of the product is ithe largest of any year, reaching the total of $1,070,997.99. The number of boxes sold was 180,268, as against 194,- 400 one year ago. : "The demand for fine domestic woollens for men's and women's wear continues active. Merchants say this is because Canadian dress goods show tNT best value in the world. Some lines of Cana- dian fine woollen goods have been ad= vanced 10 to 20 per cent. this week. $100.00 CASH See Premium Lists on back of wrappers. YOUR GROCER Save the SELLS GOLD SOAP Wrappers Business College Notes. R. P. Tett, of Newboro, a student of the college. is acting as assistant secretary of the local Y.M.C.A. Alex- ander B. McDonald, a graduate, has been appointed head book-keeper for the Du Lano Osborne Engineering company, Toronto.. Among those re- gistering from a distance this week are : W. J. Ryer, Cape Vincent, N.Y.: Miss M. C. Popewan, Jgnsjowne, J. R. Donevan, Melcombe; ¥. C luven, Battersea; Edward Kingsley, Wolie Island; James Clarke, Catara- qui; Alexander Spetsinger, Cornwall: Percy Tugwell, Amherst Island. A verv pleasant recital was given at the college on Wednesday evening, when iss Tessa MacCallum, reader, enter- tained the students, winning favor with all by her interpretation of both comic and pathetic selections. e---------- criticized the socialists. 7 | | Sir Sanford Fleming sent a cable from Ottawa arouna the world in six hours and three minutes.' The three robbers who escaped with 84,000 from the bank at Bridger, Mont., have been captured. Edward Walker, a London milkman, was arrested on a charge of personat- ing in the referendum vote. Two passengers died on board the steamer Laurentian, on her passage from Glasgow to New York. ° «The Cuban House of Representa- tives will probably reject the propos- ed treaty with the United States. Rev. John Endicott, in China, writes to Winnipeg friends that the Boxers are. still murderously inclined. A shiicking Italian maniac ter- rorized a car full of passengers on a Pennsylvania line for hours on Friday. A Long Island sloop was driven ashore near Fire Island, while assist- ing another vessel stranded on the bar. Nicaragua wants a defensive alliance should Colombia ask for explanations regarding assistance given the revolu- tionists. The new has been preferred stock. England will remove the embargo on Excellence and Completeness Underwear «Hosiery i™~ The marked feature of the LAIDLAW UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY stocks are the excellence of quality, comfortable fit, sensible shapes and large variety, together with the low prices made possible by the large purchases made for cash. cf Resignation Accepted. meeting of the Portsmouth hoard Thursday night, principal, asked for an Thé board was not favorable to granting an increase, SO Mr. Lott withdrew his request and substituted it by his resignation, which was accepted. On motion of R. Jaiden, the chairman was authorized to see Miss Bawden, second teacher, to ascertain if she would accept the prin- cipalship for this term, at her present salary, with a view to an increase next year. If she will accept a junior teacher will be advertised for, if not a senior teacher. At a public school E. B. Lott, increase of $ 'V. i increase of salar) published PRINCIPAL GORDON, OF QUEEN'S. National Lead companv capitalized at $15,000,000, and $15,000,000, common eee Death Of Mrs. Redfern. The death occurred on Saturday morning, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Hunter, Isle of Man, Pittsburg, of Mrs. Redfern, at the Women's Underwear, -- Weather Strip Smime---- «« Macbeth,'"' Tuesday. "Macbeth" is one of those fanciful, garding the School of Forestry to be established by the province. Presidents Mills and Loudon presented the joint venerable age of eighty-three. The de- whose maiden name was Mary was born in Barriefield, and ceased, cattle certified as coming from ports where foot and mouth disease has heen stamped out. A bank Vests and Drawers, 3 different weights and 12 different qualities. 25C., 35C+ views of the two institutions Kelley, safe containing $4,000 in 45C, 49¢, 50¢., 69c., 75. 8gc., 99¢C. ing that the regular cou be at- quaint charm. artistically dramatic romances of that are delightiul when 3 1 suggest . ' We have it all sizes. spent her life in the one township un- | notes went through fire in Allentown, The neatest thing on a door or window. Prevents cold and snow from blowing in and saves coal. Also, our Springs are acknowl- edged the BEST in town. See them on all the best doors. We put them on without extra charge. W. A. Mitchell. HARDWARE. Wonderful Success. THE LIOHT THAT LIGHTS. "Do not be disappointed by buying cheap imitation mantle burners when you can buy the best. THE KERN BURNER Is made upon honor, and every one guar- anteed. ! They are made of heavy material, finely finished, equipped with the best mantles and rlassware. Give the light and save gas. J. W. OLDFIN,** 52% STREET. BLACK AND WHITE PUDDINGS, Frankforts. Fresh Pork Sausage, Ten- derloin, Cooked and lickled Pigs Feet, Head Cheese, Boston - Baked Beans, Cooked Ham and Tongue; Bologna, Corn Beef, atc. All the choicest found at Myers" Pork Market, 60 Brock Stu 'Phone 570. DON'T WAIT TILL WINTER Before you think of getting your sleighs and cutters readv for the first 'sleigh drive. Have them made ready now. Winter will come with a rush shortly. Seud them to us | cranberries, - staged and well acted. 1 rendition of this character i The scenery and electrical ef grandest ideas. will be performed at Tuesday evening, December rich dramatic feast hue art. author's JR pure Java and Mocha around, 25c.; 3 lbs. black t 25¢.: 2 lbs. black Ceylon tea, 1, 1h. lemon and orange peel, new currants, 25¢.; Corner ~John Division str for all lovers large sealer cream baking pow Ibs. new selected raisins; 25¢.; 3 2 quarts fresh New table raisins at Redden' n John Grifiith we find an ideal Macbeth; his superb. cts car- ried by this company fully realize the "Macbeth" the Grand oth, A ' At Mullin's This Week. 3 lbs. fancy mixed candy, 25c¢.: 1h coffee, freshly ea dust, 256: 1 der, 20¢ 15¢.; Ibs. ston and on of tached to Toronto University during the winter and that a summer course of six weeks be given at Guelph. The initial expense will be $5,000 to pav a professor at Toronto and to prov ide a miniature wild forest at Guelph for the summer work. Mr. Harcourt ag- rees with this plan which will at once be submitted to the council. The plan of the school's teaching will be mo- delled on that of Yale. A FINE EVENT. The Race To Start To-Morrow. New Yark, Dec. 6.--Promptly midnight to-morrow night, at crack of a pistol, there will be s ed on the specially constructed track in Madison Square Gardenfa score or more of the world's most famous bi- cvele riders, who, in a ride for glory and gold, will travel at their utmost speed for twelve hours+ont--of---the twenty-four from then until nextaSat- urday night. The mey represent as many teams of two riders -each that have entered in this winter's six-day race. Interest in this year's race centres around McFarland and Maya. This was the winning team in the Boston six-day race last winter and is the only team from the three races of last vear which remains intact for the big contest; Elkes, the partner of McFarland in 1900, when the pair won the big race, is teaming with Eddie Bald this year. Wilson, the partner of Maya, in second place last winter in New York, is not a starter this year. Walthour is an Long at til nine years since, when she removed to the home of her son, Thomas, in Michigan. Two months since she re- turned. Literally she had come home to die. for she was very shortly after taken ill and failed to rally in spite of most anxious care and treatment. Her husband, James Redfern, who re- tired from the Imperial Marines to sottle in Frontenac, preceded the ven- erable lady long since to the long rest. Five sons are bereaved, Edward, oi Pittsburg, Benjamin of Chicago, Thomas, William and Isaac of Michi- gan. True Blues' Officers. At last night's meeting of the local lodge of True Blues the following of- ficers were elected : W.M., Henry Patterson; D.M., James Campbell: recording secretary, James Gowan; financial etary, Mrs. I. B. Naylor; treasurer, C. Phillips; I). of *.." A. Hart; constable, Henry Bens; Chaplain, Mis Polite: oC; Tames Phillips; 1.T., Willard Phillips; ar. C. Smith: trustee, Henry Patterson; awditors, F. Bs Naylor and R. Spence; lodge committee, Messrs, Anderson and Lemmon, Mrs. Hurst and Miss Tar- rant; sick committee, Mess, Patter- son, Campbell and Gowan, Mis. C. Phiilips. Mrs. James Phillips, Mrs. Pollitt and Mrs. Anderson. Damaged His Machine. County Councillor Campbell was on the market Saturday morning, with ancor--emblazoned upon his face. Some malicious persons attacked his thresh- ine machine, which he had left on the cice of the road near Glendower, and S60. "Irn Pa., with contents undamaged through smoking. A funeral service, conducted entirely by women, Daughters of the Revolu tion, was the sensation at Rosehill, Chicago, on Friday. The disinfection of all cattle cars, in New York state, has been ordered. Forty inspectors have been told off to examine all cattle. Three men entered the rooms at Pocatello, Idaho, held thirty-five men with revolvers made off with 81,000. A demented policeman of Kansas Citv, nearly killed .a saloon-keeper, and kept at "bay all the police force and 1,000 people for some time. A woman ploughing on a farm" near Poughkeepsie, N. uncovered a <keleton believed to" be that of her son. who disappeared eight years ago. Justice Lovely, of the. Minnesota supreme court, has decided that a man who gives a drink to a friend is vio- Jatine-the-Jaw--unless he has a license. George Gould will apply for an in- junction to stop people voting stock of Colorado Steel company, which is in their names, but really belongs to him. George Dickinson, formerly of Syra- cise, a robber by night and a busi- ness man hy day, has been sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment for rob- bery, Nobleman fell and broke his leg in the races at New Orleans on Friday, and was shot. A jockey was suspend- od for two weeks for rough riding in the handicap. Littlefield's trust bill, which requires government to be informed regarding details of inner workings of large com- Eagle Club up and Children's Stockings, moderate. growing boy. Ribbed or Plain Wool, Ribbed or mere, Medium or Heavy Makes. Prices very Boys' Yarn Knit Stockings, Made for rough wear $1, $1.25 and up. Women's Stockings In Fine Wool, in Cashmere, in Heavy Wool and in Black Fleece Lined Cotton. Prices 10c, 12%¢., 15C., 18Cs, 20C., 23C., 25C., 30C , 35C-, 40Cs 45C., 50C. and up. Plain Cash- Just the thing for a MEN' Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers. Fine Heavy Wool Shirts and Draw- damaged it to the extent of eward of £20 to the party or vho will [i tion lead to the conviction of the | ed. offender, exclaimed "the irate council- W. F. King. Dominion astronomer, Ors will confer with chief of Geodetic Sur- vey at Washington, in regard to mark- ing more definitely the forty-ninth pa ral'el from the Rockies to the Pacilic coast. Mine workers are alleging" that coal companies are black-listing ex-strikers. Nothing can be done towards final settlement. till both sides have given in all testimony they mean to offef. Father Curran, R. C. priest, of Wilkes Larre, has espoused the miners' cause. and get them painted, trimmed and repaired, We are alvo prepared to store through the winter all kinds of oarriages and vehicles. Lots of room. Call seu Us, W. G. FROST, Carriage Painter, 402 King Street East. CAPILLI FORMA WONDERFUL HAIR PRODUCER. PRE vents falling and gray Bair; Cures Dandruff, Ecsema and Neu ia, Head and Face Mas sage. Ladies 8 at home if desired Mme. Bilder. New York, 166 Princess 8t. COMMERCIAL. other prominent racer whe is not to be seen in the coming contest, and his mate in first place last year," Me pect Facherns is dead. Nat Butler _has Lit Charles Turville for a partner this vear, and Jed Newkirk is mated with Jacobson, of New Haven. The foreign contestants include Gou- goltz and Kaser, both of whom have ridden here before; Bruni and Buisson, the former the winner df this year's }iro=t bitten a week aco, and who is Paris-Bordeaux race, the blue ribbon | now a patient in the Hotel Dieu, will cycling event of Europe; Teller and | not lose his fect, as was at first ex- Dorflinger, Germany's two best re- |} pe I. Pour physicians have examin- presentatives; Lostens and -Barasquin,t cd man and all are of and Darracon and Breton. of thie flesh will heal and Jimmy Michael is not entered for healthy condition. the six-day event, but will be seen ---------- to-night in a twenty-mile race against Elkes. binations, now before the house at Washington, is being favorably receiv- ov give me informs: JOHN LAIDLAW & SON. 170-172 Princess Street,; 1i you want to purchase property as an investment, 1 Wave something that will interest you. Call at my. office D. A: CAYS, PIS RING », J Will Save His Feet. The vonne man Doyle, son of James Willinmsville, feet were Doyle, whose Beautiful Women. HELEN OF TROY was in her forty-sixth year when men fought ior her smiles and favors The purity of her com- plexion is said to have been dazzling ¢ 'A PRETTY FACE cannot be said to be perfect un- less a perfect . complexron accom-= panies it. With the skin in perfect condition one may deiy the march years. CAMPANA'S ITAL- 5 BALM. used with patience Stet u : nt, will absolutely ect p = cre. 't condition of the id. s and restores wast- Dominion Cotton : x lifts sunken niuscles, oh x eo Me He imparts a ~enuine glow of I Cotten 3 0 health to the countenance. One 3. Ih i hottle will prove its worth At Your Druggists, 25¢.; hy mail, 35¢ The Medicine Co., Toronto Led he youns MONTREAL STOCKS. D Pacific v Street conto street Detroit United Halitax Street Rich. & Ont. Commercial Cable Montreal Telegraph Bett Telephone Montreal Power pom. Iron & Steel . l'om. Iron & Steel 44 Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Steel, Montreal Cotton Canadian Toledo wontreal IRON-OX TABLETS OVERSTOCKINGS AT THE A Coming Event. "A Modern Magdalen," the attrac tion at. the Grand, on Thursday nisht, won praise in Toronto. I he Katinka Jenkins, admirably enacted by Roselle Knott, a Canadian oi:1 and an emotional ac- tres$ of more than ordinary power. Ry. Ry. -------- : RAILWAY ACCIDENT. LOCKETT SHOE STORE. Made fo Proprly. Fit Over The Boo, Ladies' Sizes, 50c. Misses' Sizes, 45¢. Children's Size 8, 9, 10, 40¢. Also Leggings and Overgaiters leading is and Four Passengers Were Killed. Halifax, N.S., Dec. 1.--The C.P.R. train, No. 25, which left Halifax, this morning, jumped: the rails at Bellmont. near Truro. Engineer Sam Snider and four passengers Killed; others injured. The engineer killed was Samuel Shni- der. Seven passengers and a brakes man' were injured. ---------- Millionaire Sent To Jail. Louis, Dec. G.--After two dats of trigl. Charles Denny, the million aire brewer and director of the subu han Street railroad company, formerly the pe Engineer ------ The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons, Jr... Colborne street, will sympathize with them in the loss of their infant son, Patrick, who lived only a few hours. It is the third son Mr. and Mrs. Lyons have lost. Hon. Israel Tarte has accepted the jnvitation= of the local commandery, Knights of the Grip, to attend their annual banquet, to be held on the ev- ening of the 29th inst. Jam A.R.C.0., organist of ates. | St. Andrew's; is oiving a series of or- gan classics aftpr service dur- ing the next six weeks, beginning to- are by far the most attract- ively put up remedy I have ever seen, and the immediate favor they have found with my customers surpasses any- thing in my experience. I can also speak most highly of the medicine itself. I heartily wish you the suc- cess which I am sure you will have."'--Wn. H. GARDNER, Druggist, Bridgeport, Conn. Price Hutchings NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Dec. 6th CLOSE. DO% OPEN 1 mon Pacific St. Paul Manhattan" B. R. Transit 1 14713 St 61 F. G. LOCKETT. pre------ ee OUR SMALL HAND COLORED PICTURES (OUR OWN COLORING) Are particularly suitable for wedding and birthday giits. It will he a pleasure to them to you.' KIRKPATRICK'S ART STGRE. utLo member cof house of with jury in connection Surburban bill boodle deal, cuilty last night and his fixed at.two years in the charged evening with the was found punishment penitentiary. ee et Morrow evening. Harvey, proprietor of the North American Review, has purchas- ed the Metropolitan Magazine and Bait Feleoraph, sold by the receiver for R100,000, > Auctioneer. Mills has just received another large consignment of pictures, con-ioned to him by a Montreal firm. He will sell them by auction, George a ------ + ' Best Anthracite Found. | Halifax, Dec. 6.--A dispatch irom Baddeck, CB, says a four-foot xeam of the best anthracite coal has been discovered there, Montreal and Toron- to people are interested. « Bibby's."' Oak Hall. * Bibby's."' | 1{ vou well overcoat, the Westminster, X85, $10. F204 50. The H. D. Bibby Co. | Atchison Pid Louis. & Mexieo Uae Pennsyvivania Fexas & Pace \ chison Metropolitan RR withern RR --- ry x13 Crossed elpetric wires in the house want a caused the death of Miss Ollie Oaks: aced seventeen years, Oshkosh, Wis.. on Thursday night A revolutionary movement i ened in Honduras, They Cure Constipation and Indi-estion. 30 Tablets, 25 Cents. show al threat SN French stagware at Taylor's. Co! 1 & Amal. Copper I