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Editions at 2.30 and 4 |2¢°nt of Groat Britain in the fisheries | o'clock p.m. | WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 16 ges. | published in parts on Monday and urs. | i (day morning at $1 a year. Te United | States, charge for postage Las to be| | added, making price of Daily 89 snd of | Weekly $1.50 per year. | is one of the best The Hague March next. 1 hese appointments ' The make | | appeal, which goes before carry with them "a great honor. imperial government does not Job Print- | its appointments on petiy grounds. It in Canada ; rapid, stylish, i and cheap work; nine rd iii Mr. Aylesworth for It | The British Whig Publishing Co., Ltd. 5% persons]. Attached {does not select any political or personal reason. EDW. J. B. PENSE, has only | Managing Director TORONTO OFFICE. Buite 19 and 20, Queen City Oham- |bers, 82 Ohurch 8t., Toronto, H. E. | Bmallpeice, J. P., representative. {to place ils interests in the hands of | those who are best able to handle | | them, | Mr. Aylesworth's choice under these | circumstances | iI 19 | paign of slander with which the mine cannot be depreaiated. an efiective reply to the cam- TORONTO'S NEW FAD. ister of justice has been pursucd dur- contemplates | | ing the last two or three years. | Toronto an undor- | | ! of purpose with the The Is Toronto |if its keeps on the record a year hence o large and go populous thai the re | will of the iw? 1 into an enterprise of this kind? EDITORIAL NOT} federal rounwl railway, having wearied juarrelling to no revenue is rising, and Toronto street railway. surpass that of the hoom year, railway are | which was 1907. | sources surface : Lt ' iad to city In a po ition | The Selkirk exhibition would be advertisement the it the get the biggest kind of a return. ------ failing the to could New which oO | x ' biggest York and London and Bostos, in | the | find rediel i west have, and through west would 11 1cde 18 enormous, | it of travel n the tube svetem, but Ontario at very expensive, and Toronto does | Fifteen towns and: cities in { | not want an elephant on its hands | are laying down street pavement . 2 iy 3 i I'he street railway in Toronto belongs | the expense wholly or in part of the | | | It is the only way to the city, and is 'leased {0 a com- |property owners. | | under | eertain' conditions. The [it can be done, city pets for its franchise a certain | y ---- the The Globe suggests that the govern- rowing of if percentage ve the | » | and can | road and |™e0t supply the public schools with the cepts, [books at cost. If it stops short of but this its political friends, cars at end of a certain time with the | had better put up {anything it will improvements at a valuation, It disappoint ts with inconven- | decide later | Mr. Aylesworth, the honoured of the surface rail- | British afford | the which as printed liemces for a while and do with the nation, to wmt it il . what it will can to ignore its own again slanders have been the the company, but | press. doubtful. The | be- | 3 thor hs [ disport itself nearly every morning off its | the Queen's wharf, and in the vicinity atilities | OF Cataraqui bridge the oO |sportsman's attention, and to no pur- to | be | | it able better way when well Come, petty may" he to run utility about him by the partizan or than {this is exceodingly . | ' A big fish, ¢ as ye. is sai [ municipality does not, as a rule, e v maskinonge, is said to lieve in one and man power, system amd one man as head. If under the direction t¢ to an upreme Kinowton's Challenging were of one " pose, ch ? free the petent man, act according is talk of a scarcity of farm labour in all the provinces, Al- 20,000 It is hard- his judgment, neess would Again there manifest. | berta and JUSTICE 1S NOT BLINDED ! their | Saskatchewan want alone, and will want them. The sufiragettes are wearing life | possible that so many men can be o {found on tap any year for a couple ire . Gladstone {of months' work, made | | They as possible for Mr. they have erable the They we retived list. the king. put off with a request that they send | of twenty-seven his they to in talk him as mi have put No pose i W Propose a~tax rate (which tt tackle Fhey will not be | does not elude local improvements) the dollar, Kings- is twenty and a half mills, the Gananoque has 1 | mills on what have loud outery. They the king, and majesty and there is no writing want to Iton's rate with to lay before the dressed through his government. They and to hear some people talk grievances they cannot have re- has been reached Patten has the grain buyers of Chi- the wheat | joa { limit | that when necessary they should to ti argue in a panic, and the So be able to approach we throne |Cago, bears, price of is 'again soaring: price of flour, and also, present- the price of bread. The to live, examine to their [is the ly, will will not satisfaction be And mon poor who must eat is left of it there is sound reason consumer, to wonder the meaning all. and com.- upon contention. Every to their is entitled It deprived of in sense British subject a hear- birthright. And is being barred, not only { | t he ing, to justice is his He cannot | Rumour has it that the Mackenzie & Mann quiring a control of the electric pow- e it. : interests are gradually ac- way yet the n En:land, but in colonies The . |ers of the west, and will presently try with the Hydro-Electric It is this"that ing the premier and making him ta legislature of Ontario has passed en . isa . | conclusions act which puts people out of court, . \ is worry- 1 1 h (Commission. says in eflect that because the electors inimi of was the actions certain in his sleep. power policy gov- chancellor of the Ger Will that while these acts |jman they - shall not be tolerated. | the new le individual is empire have the pull of the old Von Buelow proceedings | erful man, but it was the kaiser that the | helped to build him up. The emperor con: | The remain courts ru the not entitled | chancellor ? was a pow- to test certain "municipal law. This is contravy to at votes of confidence ; | ta of Canada's greatest ave him as many Itis [as the indgment of sensible [want of confidence. the | good | opinion titutional lawyers in the past. reichstag gave him votes of the It people, | the contrary to men to-day 1s agawnst actress wives have extrava- suffragettes are not the [gant Mrs. Gould could not live only people who are sufferers by con- | comfortably on $2,000 a month. Mrs, ditions that, are not supposed to ex-| Thaw was suffering on $500 a month, still $200 a of the Those ideas. So that Justice is [and suffered more on re. | month. Now, having offended Harry, the Thaw ist in the British empire. in danger of losing her splendid putation for impartiality It is not balancing the scales with blinded eves and must make her living by her wits. {she is cut off from millions ny more. r . : . | The Saturday night closing move- | SLANDER. ment | * wa Aylesworth repre- |Crican cities, ts : s . . the boun- | fall into line with one of the greatest and {reforms o# the day ? The dry goods British and Ameri { AN ANSWER TO When Hon. Mr, sented Canada in is becomige general in the Am- hy cannot Kingston Alaskan dary commission, stood out men should take the lead. There are can ambassadors on certain points; he fewer of them, and when they like He { they can work like a Yale lock. SPAT OF THE. PRESS Libelling The City. alleville Intelligencer. Some Kingston grocers have . been fined for selling burnt grain as coffee. Kingston is sleepy, but wicked. : alone againet the was heralded az a great man. could have fed the anger which the few ill-timed remarks, and, instead of that, be rose superior to all local pre- judices, and made a declaration that | following the distinction he had | the bar, that marked him | | i --- | Robbing The Country. {Toronto News. t | A civil servant who works only five hours a day robs the country, and the primarily responsible out for public life and led to his call to the government of Canada. The man grew: in wisdam and pro- | fessional stature, but he invited at- tacks from the partizans. He offended [government is for the robbery. in one mighty particular, He accepted | A Question In Doubt. y (Toronto Star. Women teachers Chinese Sunday schools, but it isn't settled vet whether they are quitting or whether their big brothers are mak- ing them quit. and the a seat in the Laurier government that act was enough to forfeit ill and confidence of are leaving the He added opponents the conser | to the pas good-w vativg party. sion of political by dis cussing public question with ken ness and he displayed a power and in eas hurtful he Ottawa E. hand | The American Presbyterian church weaknesses throuch {of Montreal shows its contempt for {the opinions of a great many other {church workers by calling for more lady teachers to instruct the Chinese. | Tt would be a courageous board that {would make the appeal in New York j to-day. Sophocles, before Helping The Chinese. when Citizen victive that were took Hom George Foster mn exposed his | the insurance commizsion Mr for anvthing Avicsworth was to viciously Thercaiter no according He casomnsand: out of ob con- OpRiIon was assailed in Season. | : : ¥3 P-- { He porsued the even tenor of his way, becoming a poet ! &, AREF, however, and served as legal ageiit in! was an indifferent actor. G SATURDAY, STOLYPIN A PUPPET IN THE HANDS OF THE ' KAISER. Wilhelm the Master--Russian Newspaper Thinks Meeting of Monarchs Was Unequal Diplo- matic Struggle, St. Petersburg, July 17.--The Nav- aia Rus (New Russia) discussing the meeting of the czar and the kaiser in the Finnish Skerries says : "According to the accounts of sons who were present, our prime minister, M. P. A. Stolypin, had a prolonged conversation with Emperor William. It appears that the latter was unusually gradgious, amiable and attentive to our prime minister, who bore himself simply and naturally, as he always does. This was so plainly obvious to every one as to evoke much discussion, which is still going on both in Russian and foreign diplo- matic circles, * : "It is well-known that Kaiser Wil- helm is far from being gracious to- everybody. + all gre well aware of the coldness of some of his meetings and interviews with the representatives of certain powers. For this reason his bearing towards M. Stolypn and those laudatory expressions applied to the latter by the kaiser, which reach- ed the ears of the diplomats, caused the latter to assume the existence of a carefully planned move on the part of such a subtle soverdign-diplomat as is Wilhelm. . "This game of- chess brings doubt to some, fear to others, and, finally, to yet others joy and satisfaction with our premier." The diplomats, mayhap, ave faced with the ques- tion : 'Which of them is going to get the better of the other ?' 'Opinions differ. English, Austrian and Italian diplomatic circles assert that the fight is too unequal. On the one side an experienced (éplomat, who foresees events some years. before they happen, able at the right moment to give the push, so that things shall occur at the most advantageous time for Germany. The lord of the many millions forming what for the mo- ment is the best army in Europe. On the other side, a man who, up to now, has been an utter" stranger to foreign polities. "On whose side will the victory be? lhat is the question in which = just now diplomats are most interested, ill Stolypin allow himself to he persuaded by the German eagle that it 1s very much to the advantage of Russia to remain in that state . of isolation which is even now her lot; or ought she to enter into an offensive and defensive alliance with England ? "Well, then, according to some ac- counts, Wilhelm is said 'to have se- cured a promise on our part to co- operate with all our power in the cause of peace, while the diplomats employ alk means to interpret the words used in the sense that we are not going into an alliance with Eng- land. On the other hand, more au- thoritative sources regard these words as the common farm of exchanges of opinions and good wishes in diploma- He circles which bind nobody to any- ing, : per- -- FRUIT CROP REPORT. The Crops of Small Fruits Very Good. P. W. Hodgetts, director of the hor- ticultural branch of the Ontario de- partment of agriculture, has prepared a fruit crop report up to this week, which shows that the crops of small fruits are very good. The report fol- lows r The over, Are . strawberries are practically The crop this year was a poor one, and prices in some cases fell pret- ty flat. The demand for berries is very low in consideration that it js the end = of the season, fancy berries only realizing from 7c. to 8ic. The returns of the shipments of strawbor- ries by the St. Catharines Association to the western markets are nearly all in. Those sent by express, and which arrived in good condition, netted the growers $1.50 per crate. These re- sults may be considered encouraging, and much better sucecss may be Jook. ed forward to next season. As these the first and only experimental shipments made by the association, they have every reason to be con- gratulated on their initiative and svec- Cess, The cherry crop promises to be very good. The Sweets and Richmonds are getting off rapidly and the Montmor- ency will be in full picking this week, and when the northern sections com- mence to* ship cherries will be very plentiful. Sour cherries are fetching from 60c. to 75e. per 1l-quart basket: small Sweets, from 75c. to $1; and fancy Sweets from $1 to $1.25. A quantity of sweet cherries have been shipped into the Toronto markets which have not been ripe enough, and the market has strongly discriminated in favor of the fit fruit. Hence the low prices last week, The raspberry crop promises to be from fair to good. However, the pro- longed dry weather has commenced to | show its effect. A few crates were shipped in last Saturday and sold at 20c. per box. Some of the factories are now contracting prices ranging from 7c. to 9c. quart. The currant crop promises to be a good one, and is now coming on the market. Prices are as follows : Cher- ry currant, ll-quart baskets, $1; small reds, 1l-quart baskets, 75ec. are per Colliers Decline Bath. London, July 17.--Only 150 out of 1,500 miners employed by tha Fife Coal company have accepted the com- pany's proposal to provide bathing accommodation for its employees, at a cost of one penny cach per week. First Woman Lawyer In Russia. London, July 17.--Dr. Katharina Fleischer has passed the advocates' ex- amination at St, Petersburg Univer- sity, states the Jewish Chronicle. She is the first woman lawyer in Russia. The Trusts and Guarantee company, limited, have been appointed admin- istrators of the estate of Peter Pater- son Blain, of Toronto. The estate consists principally of money deposit- ed in bank. Sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug store, Lydia Pinkbham's Vege Fresh there canning | atq s JULY 17. 1900. DEMAND FOR STEEL. Has Buoyed the Stock Market --War Expected, By Reginald Burton. ew ¥ July 17.--Further evi- dence of moderate improvement in the iron and steel trades, together with reports of an advance of $2 a ton in steel har, plate and shape prices, and a revival of the report that the direc torate of the steel corporation, = are planning to' raise the divided wate on common ~ &tock, furnished suffivient incentive to the bull element in the stock market to offer additi | Sup- port to many of the industrials 'and a few of the standard railroad sharce during the however, are stil so profcesional that favorable news developments are dis regarded as factors marketwise in the absence of more than very limited participation of the outside public. The action of the stock market during the latter part of the week exhibited signs for another manipulative move upwards. This may be partially ac- counted for by the sudden change in the plans of Mr. Morgan, who is now in Europe, where he has been unsuc- cessful in listing the sical shares on the Fronch Bourse. It was Mr. Mor- gan"s intention to spond the entire summer on the continent, but how he will leave London next Friday for this country and the wispacres of the finans cial district are looking for frictional developments botween Mr. Morgan and Mr. Harriman, as the latier, soon after Mr. Morganis departure ._ for Europe, fearful that Mr. Morgan would get ahead of him, suddenly made up his mind to go over to Europe, presumably for his health, but with the avowed iniention to thwart every movement Mr. Mor- gan made and Harriman and his friends are gratified now because it is impossible to list the steel shares on the French Bourse. Announcement is expected from the Harriman quarter during the latter | past of the month, which is expeeted | to inspire both Union Pacific and Southern Pacific stockholders, while Ilinois Central and New York Cen- tral will profit through the adoption of plans which Mr. Harriman has ar- ranged personally to put into opera- Another feature of the past week was the introduction of the stocks of the reorganized Southern Iron & Steel company. This company is almost as large as the Tennessce Coal & Iron company, but was tem porarily disturbed by panic influences. It the owner of large coal and iron properties which will now prove very profitable on amount of the large demand for steel, and the in- ability of the larger mills to make de- liveries. This company cannot be affected as regards the different ele mente entering into the manufactur- ing of steel and wire, nor by the fluctuations of prices or tariff redue- tions. The freight rates to a greater part of its market make it impossible for foreigners to compete with them. tion. is Pacific Coast Excursions. Via Chicago and North Western railway daily, until' September 30th. Very low rates from all points in Ca- nada to Los Angeles, San Frandisco, Portland, Seattle, Victoria, Vancou- ver and return. Choice of routes go- ing and returning; favorable stop over arrangements. For rates, routes and handsome illustrated folder of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, write or call on B. H. Bennett, gene- ral agent, 2 East King street, To- ronto. '"'Indians" Attack Inspector. Chatham, July 16.--Indian listers attacked the house of License Inspect- or Thomas French last midnight, and threw bricks through the back windows It was a furious but short attack. Mr. French telephoned for the police when the men disappeared The inspector is & stremuous man in office, and is hated by those on the restricted list. Youth Smicided In Jail. Brampton, Ont., July 16.--Nelson /arey, a youth confined in the jail here for , alleged insanity, committed suicided, tying a towel to the handle of the door in the corridor, he made a loop and strangled himself. His knees when he was found by the jail- or, were touching the floor. Coroner Lawson will hold an inquest. 12}c. Rolls Bacon, 12jec. Choice Rolls Bacon, 12}c., J. Craw- ford. Of course, after the family with the phonograph moved next door it seem- ed foolish to have fretted because the man who vacated walked across the lawn. You can't about it. No Liniment Like "'Nerviline"' Fifty Years' Use Proves it the Strongest, Safest, Best. 1,000,000 Bottles Sold Annually The unexampled success of "Nervi-| line" is due to, the fact that it is five times: stronger, three times niore penetrating, more pain-relieving than | any other liniment. One mallion bottles ued every year --think what this means! Surely stronger proof is not possible that Nerviline is a trusty liniment, a household remedy upon which mothers can depend in case of accidents or sudden sickndss, Scarcely an ache or a pain that Nerviline won't cure-- among the hundreds of ailments for which it guaranteed are the - fol- lowing : Headache Sciatica Lumbago Sore Back Earache | Diarrhoea Bowel Disorders | Doctors will tell you that nothing {but the purest and most healing an- tiseptic drugs are used in Nerviline-- that's why it is so gafe for general family use, for the baby as well as the parent. If you haven't tried Ner- viline do so now--your neighbors are almost sure to know of its manifold merits and uses. use any substitute for Nervi- Sold the world over in large foot a bill by kicking 18 Neuralgia Rheumatism Chest Colds Toothache Cramps ine. past weck. Operations, | the riverbed when it There area great m any people saving money here these days. They're saving it by investing it in Clothes and all sorts of wearables for Men, Boys and Little Men. Investigate and you'll get into the saving line, also! Shirt Spe cial No. 1 Tooke and Crescent Bran $1.00 & 1.25 Shirts, : SOW |S Shirt Spe 69c. All sizes, cial No. 2 Tyoke and Crescent Brand 75c 8hii ts, 14 to 164, Now 39c. Straw Hat Special Looking" for something new and choice in a Straw Hat. Sir! You'll season's choicest and bes find it here, for we've the t. EE -- A -------------- BATTLES OF THE FUTURE Will Be Fought on Peaceful Fields, Says Kaiser. Paris, July 17.--During the recent Kiel regatta several leading French: men, including Gaston. Menier, Baron d'Estournclles de Constant and Jules Roche, a deputy, were honored With an invitation from 'the kaiser to lunch with him on board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. The only other foreign visitor on board was the Duke of Westminster. Baron d'Estournelles de. Constant has written a letter to the Temps, de- scribing the meeting of the kaiser and the Frenchmen, laying stress on the evident wish of the emperor to gain the good will of France. The kaiser was in most excellent health and spir- its. Another of the guests has written an account of the. visit to the Figaro. The emperor, says this writer, dis played great gaiety. The great battles of the future, he said, would be fought not with fleets and armies, but in the fields of commerce and business. Britain, he declared, was just now suffering from a' moment of nervous- ness, but it would not last. Whatever ground England had lost in the com- mercial world could beé-made up not by a destructive war, but by an in- crease of productive activity. Yet another of the kaiser's guests gives the Matin an account of whats took place. The kaiser still holds to. his former plan for a kind of Europe- an federation against the Asiatic peril and "'yellow" interference generally in the affairs of Burope. He also declar- ed his intention to work might and main for peace. BOMBARDING A TUG. French Artillerymen Mistake it For the Regular Target. Paris, July 17.--The crew of the gov- ernment tug Jean d'Agreve had an ex- citing experience, last night, while towing an illuminated target off the' Cape Brun battery, near: Toulon, where artillery were pradieing with live shélls, The artillerymen, for some unex- plained reason, mistook the tug for the target after firing had been going on for two hours. They did this in spite of the fact that tug and target were 1,000 yards apart. Four shells struck the vagSel before the firing ceased. One demolished the funnel. A boat' was smashed to splinters, 'and one shell went through the deckhouse, passing a few inches from the helmsman, who fainted. The mistake was all the more ex- traordinary as the battery had search- lights full on the tug. : DINNER TABLE BOMB. His Wife and Daughter and] Three Guests Killed. Paris, July 17.--A telegram to the Journal states that a bomb exploded with fearful results at a dinner party held at a country house near Navia, Spain. Senor, Morgadon, a wealthy land owner, was entertaining several friends to dinner. In the middle of the meal the bomb was thrown through a win- dow, falling on the table. The ceiling of the room collapsed, and the host, his wife and daughter and three guests were killed on the:spot. The other four guests were injured, it is feared mortally. The outrage is supposed '0 be the outcome of political jealousy. Three-Legged Ship. Cairo, July 17.--A new ty of dredger, for use on the White Nile, is performing its trials at Cairo, Reu- ter's Agency learns. It has three legs, which are lowered by machinery to 'Wants Host, Feirl Vo THERE'S A NEWNESS To Our PLUMBING THAT APPEALS TO CRITICAL PEOPLE This newness applies to our modern ideas, to our efforts to lead--not follow. old, antiquated - find no lodgment minds. LET'S TALK THE MATTER OVER ! David Hall 66 Brock St. "Phone, 335. methods in our THE DEAPLY HATPIN AGAIN, Man is Wounded By It and Will Lose Sight of Eye. Budapest, July 17.--A young man was standing on the step of an omnibus in Budapest when a man who desired to get off begged hér to make room for him. -8he' immediately turned around snd the ' passengers heard a cry of pain, One of the young woman's hatpins had entered the man's eye, He was taken to an oculist, who stated that the sight of the eye had been destroyed. woe : Drinking A Dream. You can't imagine anything more delightful to the taste than Wade's Ice Cream Soda, and it is just as pure as it is satisfying. Fine ice créain, pure fruit juices and arushed fruits, sparkling soda and thoroughly washed and polished glasees "Rains every requirement the most exacting person can dream of. Wade's drug ¥ store. Blinded By A Veil. St. Petersburg, July 17.--A young in St. Petersburg named Marti- novski has lost her sight by going out n the rain with a blue veil, the chemi- eal dye from: which caused blood poi- soning. 12jc. Rolls Bacon, 12jec. Choice Rolls Bacon, 121¢c., J. Craw. ford. Long after she has lost all track of her college diploma a women ean put he» hand on the note which accomp- anied her graduating bouquet of roses. Pollen Catarrh Is Spreading.' This dreadful erying cold, accomp- anied by storms of repeated sneezing watering the eyes, intense itching and redness of the nose and headache is affecting more people every summer, To prevent an attack inhale the anti- septic healing vapor of Catarrhozone four times daily for bronchitis or asthma, hay fever and kindred ills, The dollar outfit of Catarrhozone ix Small size § a sure specific.