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Kingston curlers play a game in Ottawas Beat Victorias. To Meet To-Night, and Queen's IT clash at the ie, 8 i f i i 's line nothing is de- : but it will put its strongest seven on the Seott, George Vin- referee to-night's contest. ans 'will line up: Goal, point, Gaskin: cover, Me Kentie: centres, Lowe, Ellis; wings, Sargeant, Curti i was played at Syden Williamsville, and \ school, which resulted in a victory for the Victorias by score of three goals to one. The 0 was clean and the rulings of ¢ Laycock were satisfactory to' both teams | > Dangieted at Switzer's Sydenham high school. Hockey Notes. has no idea of chal for the Stanley ip so long as it is held by a pr team. Rui os +d Mercury : Guelph has cer tainly been a lemon, But wait; bog is. sll a scene or two before end of the aét, The axe may have to do some work before the incident is closéd. Eddie Gergux, the great coal tender of the champion Kenora Thistles, and one time stellar net defender of the Marlbores, Toronto, will be a memb- er of the Toronto professional team, next season, after a periodiof rears away from Toronto, all of which ve been spent in Kenora. Guelph intends plavage professional hockey, and an offer\of $350 for a gate, has been Wade 1s Kenora. In ition games: - will be arranged, if Possible, with some of the Internati- onal league teams. The Canadian Soo team will he brought along at the first. opportunity. The Canadian S00 hockey team proved repeaters Fridav svenming. an! again trimmed up the bunch from Houghton, incidentally putting it where it will have to hustle if it is to wn again the pennant that it got hold of last year. The form showed by the Canadian Soo should result in their steadily climbing up from now on, and hopes are entertained that fhe International pennant will be brought to the Soo at the close of the season. The very light attendance at recent Eastern games in Montreal, last week, furnishes the other clubs with another cause of irritation much money in the Stanley cup games that the league series suffered. The alliance between the Wanderers and the knowledge of the W that they are disliked by the other teams, It is said that one item of the expelled by the Western 'oothall As- sociation for playing on i unday receipts. It js held that the O.H.A. will recognize this action of the W. F.A. whin brought to their notice. General Sport. Tae English Henley In the Centenary bonspiel in Monk trend, the nary thers, oy WN erttor {won _ the double rink - championship ne | Ab Biomingham, Ala., Farmer Burns 3 Sefeuted James Parr, the English . 10 nin a wrestling match. A challenge to the winner was made by Frank A. Gotch, the American cham- ion, and Burns announced that he ad acoopted, the match to be held in Bi With one or tw Canada same as those which races of 1905. Instead of sailing twice around a nine-mile triangle, yachts will have to go once around a twenty-one-mile triangle. This in- creases the distance by three miles, and the limit has heen reduced from five hours and a half to five hours. The windward and leeward races have increased from sixteen to eigh- teen miles. ---------- GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Some Good Moving Were Produced. There was Pictures ening, to witness the Ouimetoseope in the moving and illustrated a the principal ones were * of the Flows ciated and Svibedh well-merited: | planse. They The Winnipeg club intimates that it three against the Wanderers, who drew so Ottawas has had its foundation in anderers 'tharges against the Galt Hockey club is that it includes players who were J i Chicago, last fall, when the Galt ag- gregation made a notérious tour to the west, and the players divided the Tepulia dates have been fixed for July 3rd, 4th and t 0 minor changes, the cup conditions -are-about the governed the big a large audience at the Grand Opera House on Saturday ev- production of presentation ef ictures, The light was clear and bril ant, with a total absence of flickering and other imperfections. The pictures were new great deal above the erage. age ."" The illustrated songs by George Hammond, the well-known singer, wi dy appre- ap DAY, JANUARY 28. And Presented the Needs of / the Methodist ureh in Caring 'For the Men Training of Those to Occupy Its Pulpits. Rev. Dr. Potts preached at Syden- ham street Methodist church Sunday evening,and nearly every seatin the auditorium and the' yf was occu- pied. Dr. Potts delivered an eloquent sermon, taking as his subject, "Soul Winning And Soul Winners," and at the close made an for funds on 'behall of the educational society of the Methodist church, and there was a lib eral response. | x During the forepart of the service the pastor, Rev. C. E. Manning, referred to the fact that Rev. Dr, Potts was this year culebrating the jubilee year of his ministry. Kingston was the rever- end tleman"s home town, and the mem of the congregation took great pleasure in welcoming him back to the city. Dr. Potts chose as his text, Proverbs X1,-30.: "The fruit of the righteous is a tree of 'life; he that winneth souls is wie" People were led to Christ through many agencies--perhaps by the faithful pastor, an evangelist or a Sunday school teacher, Souls were worth saving. On this point every- one would agree. What is involved in winning a soul for Christ? To win a soul for Christ would be #0 start it on a n*w life--from indifference to earnest- ness. . The strongest evidence of de pravity was in not bowing before God, and being indifferent to Him. Unbelief was a damning sin. Jesus Christ had found it. ifteren to do much good on account of unbelief. All be saved, must fist be' won. It was impossible to drives a Soul into the kingdom; one. might be led by: reason or persuasion, but he must be won. It often occurred that a person was sav. ed in an incidental way. Did one ever stop to think of the grandeur of soul winning ? It was by far, better to lead a person to Christ than to wealth. The church of today needed able ministers of the new testament. Dr. Potts preached in Queen street church in the morning, and spoke of the church. The Methodist church can continent, and in Canada Victoria College sent out the graduates. The Educational Society was vigorously pursuing its work of ministry; it would grow and influence Canadian life as the people supported. In the evening, Rev. Me. Sparling fol- lowed up the same theme and showed that education physically, and morally was the best protection any nation could have. He urged sive «nd hold for a full rounded ation 'of the head amt the heart. Much Sand ; Too In a sermon, last evening; concern. ing the Rock upon 'which Christ built Chalmers church, said that the diffi culties met with in the endeavor. for church union were not differences of organizations were most cumbersome. It wag organization that had to be overcome in reaching a basis of un- ion, The put aside, before the heart of the church could be reached: for there being so many people out- ~~ souls were worth saving, and souls to with vigor upon the educational work put up the first college on the Ameri- first Canadian aiding and helping candidates for the méntally that the Mothodist chureh should be § large crowd, and | His Church, Rev. Dr. Macgillivray, of doctrine, as might be ex ted, but they were differynees of orghnization, for mowadays the various. church outward forms had to be Dr. Macgillivray said that the blame "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" HIGH-CLASS PERSIAN LAMB JACKETS AT . GREATLY REDUC.- ED PRICES bhi | condition, turned out to the meet, on side the church lay principally with those inside, Those within the chureh showed too sandy and shifty a foun- dation, instead of the rock foundation upon "which Christ built His church. The only hope for the church lay in the integrity, the self-sacrifice and the purity of those who composed it. { CITY AND VICINITY. : Kingston And Cape Stage. | i i Connection with Cape Vincent is now made by warm, covered stages. Cross- ing first-class, leaving here at 2 p.m. Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days. Paze Ointment is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pr ing Piles in six to fourtee. days or money refunded. Sue. 3 To Undergo Operation. The many Kingston friends of Mise Laura Crowe, KEmesttown, will be | sorry to learn that she was brought to the city, Friday, to undergo an | operation for appendicitis at the gen- eral hospital. Change In Weather. There was a most agreeable change in the temperature Sunday and to- | day, the thermometer going several | degrees above the zero point. At S$ a.m. today, it was fifteen degrees above zero, "Three Swallows." Sir John Power & Son's : "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey, Famous for over a century, Of highest standard of purity, i Distillers to His Majesty the King. | i | Girouard's Training. Broad Arrow says: Col. Girouard | owes something of his success to his | practical training not only at Kings- | ton. Military College, but in the ser- vice of the C.P.R. Students At Church. The students of Queen's University turned out in la numbers at Syd- | enham Street Methodist church, Sun- day evening, to hear Rev. Dr. Potts. One section of the gallery was made up almost entirely of students, Ice Cutting Begun. The work of cutting ice commenced | in the harbor, this morning. W. H. Reid has a gang engaged cutting op posite Point Frederick. The asylum and penitentiary gangs are at work in the harbor" fronting those institu: tions. - N Last Dance To-Night. The Fortnightly Club meet to-night for the last time until Easter Mon- day, at the Whig Hall, as their dates clash between now and the beginning of Lent. To-night's affair has received special attention, and the music ar ranged for will be exceptionally fine. Skating On! Saturday. The fine weather 'Saturday after noon, attracted a' 8 crowd to the skating rinks" in. f- At' the cov- ered | rink, i, ab Sinusually he ice wis in ex- cellent condition, the: eeld weather of the past week making the task of ice making very easy. Went To. The Cape. The following left Kingston, «Sar day, for Cape Vincent, N.Y.: Benjamin Barney and wife, J. H. Stump, W. S. Morden, H. Gourdier, J. A. Leggett, E. Burtel. All left via Folgers' stage. and the drive over proved a most pleasant one, as the stage was com- fortable and warm. Paid A Fine. { A drunk, hailing from Wolfe Island, { was the only occupant of the prison: ers' dock, at the police court, this morning, and he was fined $2 and | costs, with the option of twenty days, {He paid. Constable Samuel ~Arniel | made the arrest. | No Further Particulars. ! The Kingston police have received | no further particulars about the King- is'on lad under arrest at Brockville, { referred to in Saturday's Whig. There | is no report of goods having been stolen in this city. af® it is evident that the goods the lad had in his possession, if stolen, were taken from some other place outside. The Skating Club. . The members of the: Skating Club assured of ice in the best possible Saturday evening, -in--large numbers: { Those anxious to do more than skate !straight ahead, go to the rink in the morning, and practise all sorts of fancy movements and hy the time | the i Saturday night club meeting comes round, they astonish their friends with their grace and skill, {The carnival is the thought in the ininds of the skaters now, and some very attractive costumes are spoken . » Which Has Jurisdiction. Alderman Gaskin, chairman of the' board of works, has heen looking up (old council records, and finds that i the King street breakwater 'is under {the jurisdiction of: the hoard of works. and mot the parks' committee. On January 15th, 1904, when the com- nmitteoss were reorganized, the board with ood Jacket every respect. Size 34 bust, 24 inches long - - - . $127.50. Don't "put "off "Come early to-morrow morning. of works was given charge of the streets, the wharves and the harhors. The parks' committee seems, to have hoen looking after the breakwater of recent years, evidently because of the Doulsvapd in rear. Ald. Gaskin will briny the matter before oouncil gt this evening's meeting, and find put the government to do the work, | ! Piles get quick relief from. Dr. Shoov's Magic Ointment." Remember it's made alone for piles--and it works with certainty and satisfaction. Tteh- ing, painful, protruding. or blind piles disappear hi magic by its use. Try it and see ! Sold by all dealers. More snow is roquired to make to On the Question of Freeing the | down the | working for free roads throughout the gusted with the attitude of the new "and also something to rebuild Lough, | boro lar premium rate. teed honus (ST50.00) to each ance each five years modern to the moment . Specimen Kingston the office, where full informati cheerfully given. fi wins: 1h sin ose [Uo 0. HUTTON, Manager| ALL THROWN ASIDE COUNTY COUNCIL THIS YEAR Roads of Tolls-- Councillor Stoness' Forward Legislation Gets the Council's Boot. This year's county council has taken a backward step in regard to the question of county reads, It voted proposal to purchase = the Perth Road and set it free of tolls, and it repealed the by-law passed last Year in regard to a county road sys- tem. It has shown a critical and de- structive attitude, and offered nothing in the way of a constructive plan. Councillor Stoness, of Loughboro, who for the pust two years has been county, and also for 4 county roads system, whereby Frontenac ould re ceive its portion of the Untario gov- ernment million-dollar fund, is djs- council, Nearly all his. forward legis- ation has been thrown aside, and if It were possible for the council to again establish tolls" on the York and Sydenham roads, it looks as though it would have done it at last week's sessipn, but once the tolls were abol- ished on these roads, they can never be put back again. Councillor Thom- son gave as the reason for his stand in favor of tolls, the fact that the York Road, from Kingston to West- brook, was not kept in nearly as good condition as it was when there were toll gates upon it The road was giv- cn over to the township of Kingston, but the eouneil of that township not seen fit to good condition, It is argued by Councillor Stoness that it would, in the end, have paid the county council to have purchased the Perth Road, because it would - pe- ceive from thé Ontdrio government over a third of the cost of the road, has keep 'it in its former boro Lake bridge, which is inchided in the purchase. © The county roads system 'regulations also provide for a grant for the repair of the roads. so. that perhaps half the cost would come from the goverhment. The Lough? Lake bridge has to be rebuilt, and it must be properly 'done, be- cause patchwork would be useless. It is estimated that two thousand dol- lars will be the least that will suffice for this work. But no government grant will come for this purpose, se long as tolls remain on the road. The government grants arc only for fre roads. Contlitions exist in Frontenac make harmony' on that the question of county roads almost impessible. The county contams. three island _muniei- palitics (Howe, Garden and Wolfe) which have no interest in the main land reads. Thon the back townships are ko * far "away ' from the city of Kingston that their people never use the rogils to the county en vital, hay- ing 'to, come hy train. The Haha and 'rer municipalitics, along = with Pittshutg, which freed its own roads of tells, control the vote, The inter est of the whole is not eomsidered, ever by thé reeve of Garden Island Individual interest rules. The rear and the island municipalitics refuse to be taxed for improvements. to the main highways leading to Kingston. They say that the townships most interest ed should bear the burden. Pretty Good Backing. Stratford Beacon. Mr. Studholme, the only labor ean: didate in the legislature, Was inteo: duced by Hon. Adam Peck and E. J B. Pense, member for Kingston. Pret ty good backing--especially that of the Kingston cditor. Men's social, St. James' school room, Tuesday, January 20th, 8 p. m. In aid of choir fund. Admission 25 cents. ! MAVRO---A correct RO collar for evening any edi e-front with Sure ends. In four hts, ~13, 2, 2X, 2% inches at "Made of Irish Linen § gi gg Fy Senden Tk -- Med Canada Life Assurangs Coy. ESTABLISHED use?) HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, ONT. Thousands of Canadians have profit re- Sompany, that have never < y any other Company -- Why delay in taking your Assuranny in this at Capadian Company made for Cana lan people 60 years ago. You can et an "Annual Guaranteed Dividend olicy™ with this. Company at the regu- giving you a guaran- Written in the Policy of $10,000.) of Assur . 'This contract is Policies. also Results 1, " is s 0 Policyholders can be seen at ion will he 18 Market St., Kingston, Ont. . Telephone 703. J. R, URQUHART, 153 Alfred St., Special Agent. Big Reduction bogganing on the Fort Henry hill At prosent there is not suffici- ent mow to cover the rocks at the foot of the hill. A heavy fall of the "henutiful" would be gladly welcomed ¢ the lovers of this sport, | SIG |. Swain, piano tuner. Orders movived a4 MeAnlay's | on Skates COME EARLY AND GET A BARGAIN. § [| ing. tion 'in price. IP YOU 'WAAT Ths BEST GET OR. SCOTT'S WHITE LINIMENT Nothine better for Sprains, Sweilings, &c, Best because it is ' and is the largest bottle. DR. SCOTT'S White Liniment Co., St. John N.B., Dyspepsia Cure, For Sale at J. B. Store. SPECIAL FUR SALE 1 only Gent's Fur-Lined Coat, lined with best quality Russian Black Rat, No.1 Otter Collar, worth $125, for $85. 1 Ladies' Electric $40, for $32.50. 1 Ladies' Raccoon . Coat 50 inches long, worth $75, for $52.50. Ltd. Proprietors of Herners McLéad's «Drug Seal, worth The above are for Cash Only. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 78-80 Brock St. Phone 700 Optical Work Carefully Executed Spectacles and Eveclasses rroperiv fitted. New and mountines, up-to-date Eyes carefully examined. SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians 330 King Street "Issuers of Marriage 5 Wood's I The Great English Remed and invigorates the whole us Fystem, } in aid Ve us Deblity, Mental and Prain iVorry, Des. ondency, Sexual Weakness, Kmissions, Sper wtorrhea, and Effects of Abe se or Krcesses, 'rive $1 per box, six for 35 ne will please, siy All cure. Sold by 411 druggists or mailed # PD. ive, New pamphle: tg ¥ Wiedizine Co. wot) Toronto, Ont. makes new sing, Cures Nerv Try a Found of Myers' HOME- MADE Sausages Por Sunday's Breakfast, 60 Brock St, -------- Embroideries. We show the swellest range of EMBROIDERIES ! Everbrought into Kingston, from the very narrow widths to the wide widths, for flounc. Insertions, in an end. less variety of patterns and widths, all at Popular Prices Anything in the way of WINTER G00DS Will be sold at a big reduc- Wool Underwear; Blankets. Tweed Suits, Skirts and Children's Coats, : Will be sold very cheap. -- 8 NEWMAN & SHAW - At Port Arthur, Ont., a man na , hamed Vesta has died 'as the result 'y 3 on the bead. struck ghd Jen by sis brother-in- | law. The latter, w Vesta, is under hose nawe is k More Powerful, More Penetrating =. Stren; Emulsion. "It builds ne Save On (C If your stock of respect, you will ne the touche January Reduction ber of well contente Tais sale covers _ CUTLERY HEATING Space will not ) ever, we have sufficie may need in either safely say that whe and well satisfied, 1 you save 20 per cen $f NUGE WEEEEVPI EEE Go Ow: J. COAL The sudden changes ir ought . to shggest the w putting in some. good sell good Coal. It's the sends out the most makes the home comfor! the best money can there is none better min We deliver it to vou without slate, at the ve prices. BOOTH & ( Phone 133. Foot of JANL - Only 4 Weare going for the remai Goods must | Furs and "THE JAME "7180 W