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5 or . 4 selves on a joular where you buy--since few n a "SATURDAY--20 B Sa 'because no other article can be more with Sleighs of all kinds, from 25¢. to $3. of Cutlery we ever had. Lat grt to be kept for later delivery. : discount of pl 11 ie Ff m---s ef fil ii f fii gk admiral FEEL i £ 5 1] i: train moved out to the singing of 'He's a Jolly Good Fellow" from the footballers. JOHN ROUTLEY DEAD. HE if is g £ 1 He i 41 i] is Ey Montréal Gartte. Coach "Chaucer" ' Elliott, who has handled the Montreal team so success- fully this fall. left, last night, for his i n, a large party of or ida giving the popu- i i 1 fi 3 ir 2a H ¥: the coach will be able to tes- , for before the train moved out Montreal seniors, nearly all of present, bounced Elliott leave-toking. The Montreal presi , Dr. Irvine, voiced the sentiments club in saying that the players pri ly sorry at having to though it were only bad found him an a popular man, while haunting the players been ble. His } rut sever been at fault. He hoped Elliott would come down to next year and act again as conch. © He was alwa sure of a hearty welcome from the club, even if he only came down as a friend and not as coach, Coach Elliott, in repl¥ne, stated in his life had he been Football Club an organization Spaetmaniike. "Hi, gentle: liott , 'you want me next Hi Fi i A Ht i = fF i ad ¥ i Bir $ 7 i p i dence Gegege Mills, niversity avenue. Her , last ev , was on the "Indwelling of the Holy Ghost." CAME TO SEE HIM. Unusual Scene in Police Cells To- Day. A rather unusual scene was enacted in the police cells, this morning, at the close of the case of Charles Shaw, sentenced to one year in the Central prisen, for bigamy. A small deputa- tion, including wile No, 1 and No. 2, a relative of wile No. 2, and the young man who was best man at the wedding on Tuesday night, were al- the prisoner. As soon as the party was led into the long corridor, wile No. 1 and Ne. 2 burst into tears, and the latter cried out, "Oh, Charley, why did do such a thing." The other mem looked on rather sadly all the while, and the scene was a most pitiable one. The isonet's eyes were wet with tears, but he bad no explanation to make for his conduct, and the deputation withdrew in a few minutes. Both women shook hai with him. The prisoner had #8 in his posses- sion when brought to the police sta- tion and this was handed over to wife No. 1. She was very loath to take it, stating that the prisoner might need it, and it was only upon being told that he would not require it, that "she consented 10 take it. Wife No. 1 leit immediately after see- ing the prizoper,, and went alone. Wile No, 2 follow a short time af- terwards. PAUL REVERE'S RIDE. Dramatic and Historical Picture at The Bijou. , don't Jato 2nttor- of money or ing like that in re, but only | vere House in Kingston; is named af- say that you want me and I shall be | gor will enact his great historical He his loss besides his 3 B. Routley, Peterboro; William Henry, Toronto; Ed- £ i 7 | t i » | England, tripped Paul Revere, the mun whom the Re "ride" at the Bijou, to-day and to- Jory a . Sorrier than | mortow, pecampatied dn the grama- Rin alt fhdehed his 'oration, : the | Thane by Richan] . Wa musicgl composition, Ride of the | Valkyrie." Revere rode from Boston to Com- cord om the night of April 18th, 1775, to warn the minute men of the ad- vance of the British force sent by General Gage. The picture shows the American "committee of safety" in consultation with General Warren at the Green Dragon Inn. It is a thril ling présentation of the many scenes. Ealkyrie were the seven daugh- ters of Wodan, the ancient war ged i | of the Germans. Wagner's music de- scribes them riding their black horses through the clouds] carrying the bod- jes of battle-slain heroes to Valhalla. The wild, shrieking' music'is a splen- did 'accompaniment to "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere." LABOR UNIONS APPEALIN G Against the Fines Levied Upon Two Local Tailors. 3 O'Donoghue, of Toronto, so-| &nt school conymissioners of Montregl, ohn 0'Don | it is now considered inevitable that { livitor for the Labor Unions of Can-| ada, will be in Kingston to-morrow | "° h » ¥ ill gs { will be settled on that basis. _ rubber stamp signatures, figured as case at bal Ander to examine the evidence in the against the two tailors wha last week, {were each fined $100 by the police ma- x Rout. gistrate. 'The labor unions have tak-| of Kis s Mrs. PR {en up the matter nd will appeal ley Ringeion hn Bell, Ne- general * of the province | v 1 se o 8 { Seem, to be satisfied with the outcome, | FOU Nothing excepting a letter from inst the levying of la again ru rge under prot. It is said that resolu. Dorothy Vernon. Thousands have gazed on the time- worn steps down which "Dorothy Ver- non of Haddon Hall," in Derbyshire, to Manners, son of the Earl of Rutland, nearly four hundred years ago. To Arrange The Schedule. Queen's rugby club met in the gym- vasium last evening to elect officers _lfor pext season. A list was drawn , and it will have to through - Alma Mater Society ware it is Macdonnell, vice-president of "ihe tercollegiate Hockey Union, called 4 meeling, to-day, of the Col. range the junior schedule. The Barracks Contracts. site for yard space. WH. Mallett, of Sharbot Luke, was a visitor in ity, to-day, 3 { h- A BF SATU TT ri | : y AT IE 0 il if ~ "iL 78 \ SE QUITE a number of very special goods have been received by us dur- ing the past ten days, all bought much below their value. Some of ~ them we will offer to-morrow, and being quite suitable for Christmas giving, those economically inclined can save quite a little. 347 Yards White Swiss Muslin With small white embroidered figure, very dainty and fine, and just the thing for Ladies' or Children's White Dresses, or any other pur- a fine Swiss could be used for. The width is 27 inches, and it is worth 25¢ yard. Yours To-Morrow, 9 to 12 O'clock, 15¢ Yard. 216 Pairs Good Quality Ladies' Cashmere Stockings Pure wool Cashmer& properly shaped foot. Sizes 8, 9, 9} 10 inch. These are good value at 35¢ regularly. Yours To-Morrow, from 9 to 12, 25c Pair. Just 25 dozen, an English manufactur's sample lot and all we could get. 300 Pairs of Ladies' and Young Girls' Knitted Gloves Colors, white, black, greys, browns, navy. Yours To=Morrow, 10c Pair. > * . . What youare sure of finding with us, the best value in Kingston of RIBBONS All widths and in a half-dozen different. qualities. The most wanted shades for faney work for sashes for hair ribbons. For $1.00 We Are Now Showing Perrin's Famous "Queen" Kid Gloves. Tans, blacks, browns, greys, white, , At $1.25 You Can Get Perrin's Empress Kid Gloves. Black, white, tan, browns, greens, navy. JOHN LAIDLAW & SON. ET - i - FATHER GEFS DAMAGES =r co ess FOR CHILD BURNT IN School Commissioners Must Pay and of using the mails to defraud. | ® dict for $300 damages given in the zines for customers for portable build- | case of Anderson against the Protest- | P&S of all sorts. He had offices here | children whose lives were lost in the people in all parts of the country and to! action was regarded as a test case was paid | passed by all the labor the Yeast Solution Runs Through thing. The evidence showed that Man- with Lord A | of his hands or face. The blood furn- __ ished an ideal condition for the hi] *'Bianca West appears as Dorothy o' .ithe Hall. I there is a Kingston Dor- othy with red or aubum hair, the Tnaungme would be pleased to sent. with two tickets for "Dore "lothy Vernon of Haddon Hall," if she y calls at the box office. legiate Institute and cadets to ar {vard and shot to death by a posse, Still there is no word about the | sontrmets for renovating Tete de Pont { barvacks. The rumor is once more re- vived that the Grand Trunk Railway company may yet take the barrack Defraud. | Buffalo, N.Y., Dec. 6.--~Charles Howe | & Manley, a former clergyman, was { 8 found guilty in the United States dis- | | trict court, of., conspiracy to defraud BRAGELETS rr r-------- Are in style and will be worn. : HOCHELAGA FIRE. Him $300&is Action Looked 13° ettreme penalty is imprisonment | § o itteen and a hall years and #2.- | § Sen As a Test Case--Both 500 fine. His wile fainted when the | § es Satisfied. { verdict was pronounced. When looking for a gift Montreal, Dec. .--In view of the ver | Manley advertised in thirty maga- | @ YOR may be suited with a X Bracelet. under the name of the National Con- {struction company, in which his fe male stenographers, with the help of $ replete with all the latest designs from the best i sixteen other cases of the same kind makers, son was the father of one of the officers. One' hundred and thirteen Our new expanding B race- ® let is one of the best made. ¢ It ranges in price from 85 $ up. Hochelaga school holocaust, and his |™ Toronto and other Canadian cities sent Manley orders, with sums rang- against the commissioners. Both sides jiog from $100. to $500. Most of these {the company. Mrs. J. Pierpont Mor gan really received a portable play- house, but Senator Joseph B. Fora- ker's wife, who sent £101.25, got no- HE IS BUBBLING. : Spangenberg X +EWELLER > Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Rr ian's Vei : [ley Jad no facilities for filling even uss1 yems. iat {an infinitesimal part of his promi le » Dec. 6.--Yeast germs in the| He received £15,075 from 5 Amer ve been found to be the!customers, and gave back about $3 strange affliction of Leo Konnel, who |S00 under pressure . is confined in the Cook County Hos- | Se pital, and for whose recovery there is said to be no hope. It is supposed that the infection entered his system through some slight lesion in the skin Photos at Weese's for Xmas. Our stock is larger and ® duction of these germs, and they mul: tiplied at an enormous rate, so that now a yeast solution is running through Konnel's veins. are said to be only three known instances of yeast infection in the blood in all the history of medi- cine. In each instance death followed in a short time. Kounel is a Russian Je. and is about twenty-one years old. . good assortment of the ® SHOOTS SEVEN PERSONS. Finally Corralled and Put to Death By Posse. Augusta, 'Ark., Dec. 6.--Crazed - by cocaine, Wash Mussay, a negro, ran amuck, shooting seven white persons, two of whom were women. The negro was finally ocorralled in the railroad A} Wx HITCH Boots shoe, $2.50. Men's Tan, same shoe, $2.85. , 3 Men's Mule Skin, same shoe, $2.85, fighting until he fell, literally riddled with bullets. One of Mussay's vie tims will die. Christmas Cards. The Whig has a fine assortment of elegant Christmas cards, for large 'or small orders, with printed message. step, Ankle and Toe, $3.50. Men's Grain Padded Tongue, $2.00. ALL SPLENDID BOOTS. NA could give at Christmas. Sold at "Good shaving brashes," the kind THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE. 's Red Cross drug store. The skating season is x Ss here, and we have a L LIGHTNING best kinds of Hockey § Men's Patent Inside An- : kle Supports ,a splendid [§ Men's Rufhouse, Hockey Protected Heel, In- [E EE YEAR 74--NO LASHED Not the Bes The Condemned as He Wou His Cr Within the past few mont judges throughout the cou been committing men to the penitentiary, to be flogged i to their term of years. one to be so sent is Keel ronto, who will likely be within the next few weeks. It is questionable whether most desirable place to de ging. The authorities here but rather that the punishm be inflicted at the place » crime was committed, thu greater punishment than if privately and quietly, as j the prison here. When a man is sentenced ged, the order appears on mittal, specifying the time number of lashes to be jg carrying out of this sente ways subject to the priso who must pronounce upon physical condition before ti is begun. The convict is strapped angle, his body being prote his loins down, and also The whipping is confined so back, across the shoulders the pit of the back. It has ed that the punishment is v but those who have seen th formed say that it is not, quite'a gentle affair, and t to the fact that the keeper the lashing, taking turns twelve lashes each, regard -------------- DAILY MEMORA} Popular Prices On Fine Furs, at Campbell Waterworks' Committee, 4 ny. Wonderland Theatre, afte evening. Service in Convocation H Sunday. At The Princess-- "The Wife," a Spanish Drama, ant Jules Verpe,® a scimfific wo This day im history '--Reb at Toronto, 1837 ; Kitchener don for Egypt, 1898; Marshe 1815 ; First Railroad in Ger Bijou Theatre--Historical I Midwight Ride of Paul Reven pani by The Victor Orches splendid rendition of Wagner the Valkyries.\ Caruso and sing. WHIG TELEFHON 229--Edilorial Rooms. 202--Jobbing Department. Legal Forms, all kinds, at The Daily Whig is always Gibson's Drug tore, Mark Open till late each evening. Turkey and C Setts Just opened some ver DOULTON SETS, and v from $3.50 to $I. Quaint old odd shapes a designs. A very appropr ent at this time of the See Them At Robertson B 12 MORE HEA ONLY. en. These Stoves will go, an this month. Remember, Cor bargain. 3 good Parlor Su TURK'S Second-Hand Stor cess St. 'Phone, 705. ---- -- FOR SAI Oboice Brick Residence, all improvements, grand lo Double Steme Dwelling, bath, gas, etc. Frame Dwelling, Albert ghed, large lot and many © SWIFT'S Real Estate o Agency. Er ------------ Climber Loses His Geneva, Dec. 7.--Joseph started a week ago frot for a climb in the mow the town lost his memal unable to find his way h . His body was to-day fc bottom of a 750-foot prec Col Balme (7,220 feet), 1 had fallen. Rubin had written on found in his possession: remember my home nor ------------ Tey Bibby's nobby $1 Christian Scientists, To erect a magnificent new ¢ deled after the structure 1 THe _Pr6vincigl Bank o opened business in Montr _Pivers' sachet powders Drug Store. ] Boys' sweater coats, $ kins'. See Bibby's box braces HE er